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Use Jasmine from NPM #7
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Is it actually bundled with karma-jasmine?? This needs to be documented :/ I was looking for a jasmine package to install from npm and I can't find anyone who is stating exactly which package to work with (such as jasmine-standalone, jasmine-node or jasmine-jquery). What gives? 😭 |
+1 This feels strange. |
The reason for this is that Karma ships with a custom fork that supports iit/ddescribe. See https://groups.google.com/d/topic/jasmine-js/SDlib9ruSQo/discussion and jasmine/jasmine#181 |
@vojtajina You could reference the forked version via Bower? |
Then I will have to maintain a bower repo for it. Let's not go there;-) With Jasmine 2.0 I made the iit/ddescribe a hack in a separate file so On Sat, Feb 15, 2014 at 1:47 PM, Oliver Joseph Ash <notifications@github.com
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Is there any resolution to actually updating to the newest version of Jasmine? |
Doesn't that fix it? |
I created a pull-request to fix this issue so that it will use jasmine-core as a peer dependency, similar to how karma-mocha works. #45 |
+1 |
Can you elaborate on this a bit? What |
+1 |
Made in #55 |
Is there any reason why Jasmine is bundled with karma-jasmine instead of listed as a dependency? This caused me some trouble when debugging…
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