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Misleading status message when using fit
or fdescribe
#202
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I think I have the same problem. I made a small repository to reproduce the problem:
I would like to see something like this:
Steps to reproduce:
I'm running:
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After a downgrade to the latest Version of 2.x (
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Makes me wonder - We're using 3.1.0 and none of the above do report any different status (Which would be highly appreciated). |
It appears this error has been reported to |
There's a PR for it #192 and it was even merged, but I was unable to find the new version of it. In my opinion it's critical bug, so I would like to have fix ASAP. |
@johnjbarton Any ETA on a release? This bug is stopping us from using Jasmine 3, and the fix is already merged. |
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All it took was 1 line of code change to fix it all: https://github.com/karma-runner/karma-jasmine/pull/192/files#diff-e52a9a67956bd51d044af4058fb939ceR241 |
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Maybe people keep posting and add "noise" so that @dignifiedquire or other users with write-access do read and bump the version :) |
New release created 🎉 https://github.com/karma-runner/karma-jasmine/releases/tag/v1.1.2 🎉 |
Fixed by #192 |
The output states to have run all available tests, but we were running into "silently failing" tests as no logs are present to explicitly state the number of tests run.
This is the output we have when running all our tests without any
fit
orfdescribe
specs:Now, using a single
fit
on one of the specs:If I let the
fit
ed test fail explicitly, this is the outputHaving
fdescribe
causes the very same output as above (Both scenarios, with and without failing tests).We would except an output similar to when
xit
orxdescribe
is present:(with 1
xit
in place)Hit me up if there's additional information required :)
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