.next().take(['LOGOUT', 'LOGIN_FAIL'])

const action = yield take(['LOGOUT', 'LOGIN_FAIL']);

.next(createMockTask()).take(['LOGOUT', 'LOGIN_FAIL'])

it ('authFlow() should work with successful login and then successful logout', () => {
  const mockCredentials = {username: 'User', password: 'goodpassword'};
  testSaga( stateAuth.watcher )
    //this should test the first 'yield', which is waiting for LOGIN or LOGOUT. It works
    .next().take(['LOGIN', 'LOGOUT'])

    // This should test 'authorizeWithRemoteServer', and appears to do that properly
    .next({type: 'LOGIN', payload: mockCredentials}).fork( stateAuth.authorizeWithRemoteServer, mockCredentials)

    // We pass a mock task here
    .next(createMockTask()).take(['LOGOUT', 'LOGIN_FAIL'])

    // And then this should be correct
    .next({type: 'LOGOUT'}).cancel(createMockTask())

    // after which the saga loops back
    .take(['LOGIN', 'LOGOUT'])
})

it ('authFlow() should work with successful login and then successful logout', () => {
  const mockCredentials = {username: 'User', password: 'goodpassword'};
  const mockTask = createMockTask();
  testSaga( stateAuth.watcher )
    //this should test the first 'yield', which is waiting for LOGIN or LOGOUT. It works
    .next().take(['LOGIN', 'LOGOUT'])

    // This should test 'authorizeWithRemoteServer', and appears to do that properly
    .next({type: 'LOGIN', payload: mockCredentials}).fork( stateAuth.authorizeWithRemoteServer, mockCredentials)

    // We pass a mock task here
    .next(mockTask).take(['LOGOUT', 'LOGIN_FAIL'])

    // And then this should be correct
    .next({type: 'LOGOUT'}).cancel(mockTask)

    // after which the saga loops back
    .take(['LOGIN', 'LOGOUT'])
})