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Once a decision has been made on #3 I'd also like to research possibilities for writing and running tests and evaluate them based on their package sizes, runtimes and carbon emissions.
I have a feeling that someone else may have already done much of the work here (especially on speed), but I have no references yet.
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Looking at the results of the comparisons, I would expect the built in Node.js test runner to be the best option for sustainability focused testing for a few reasons:
It appears to be one of the fastest test runners around right now
Being built into Node.js itself brings some advantages:
No need for extra dependency or downloads
Support and maintenance should hopefully be good as part of the core language
Once a decision has been made on #3 I'd also like to research possibilities for writing and running tests and evaluate them based on their package sizes, runtimes and carbon emissions.
I have a feeling that someone else may have already done much of the work here (especially on speed), but I have no references yet.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: