I am currently viewing the official EmberJS tutorial on my website, and I am in this part . Everything works fine in the application itself when I run ember serve, but the problem is that I run unit tests for a new service. I run ember test --serverand I get an error message that I took a screenshot below:

Unit test code:
import { moduleFor, test } from 'ember-qunit';
import Ember from 'ember';
const DUMMY_ELEMENT = {};
let MapUtilStub = Ember.Object.extend({
createMap(element, location) {
this.assert.ok(element, 'createMap called with element');
this.assert.ok(location, 'createMap called with location');
return DUMMY_ELEMENT;
}
});
moduleFor('service:maps', 'Unit | Service | maps', {
needs: ['util:google-maps']
});
test('should create a new map if one isnt cached for location', function (assert) {
assert.expect(4);
let stubMapUtil = MapUtilStub.create({ assert });
let mapService = this.subject({ mapUtil: stubMapUtil });
let element = mapService.getMapElement('San Francisco');
assert.ok(element, 'element exists');
assert.equal(element.className, 'map', 'element has class name of map');
});
test('should use existing map if one is cached for location', function (assert) {
assert.expect(1);
let stubCachedMaps = Ember.Object.create({
sanFrancisco: DUMMY_ELEMENT
});
let mapService = this.subject({ cachedMaps: stubCachedMaps });
let element = mapService.getMapElement('San Francisco');
assert.equal(element, DUMMY_ELEMENT, 'element fetched from cache');
});
From the tutorial, I understand that it will this.subject({ cachedMaps: stubCachedMaps })configure everything for me maps, but it seems that the service itself may be undefined, which leads to the absence of a property maps. It is right? What could be the reason for this?
System specifications from launch ember --version:
- ember-cli: 2.13.0
- node: 6.8.1
- os: darwin x64