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This causes problems in my environment. I don‘t understand much about how this plugin works, but i couldn‘t see a good reason not to use grunt-lib-phantomjs 1.1.0 instead of grunt-lib-phantomjs-istambul. I replaced
"grunt-lib-phantomjs-istanbul": "~0.6.0"
with
"grunt-lib-phantomjs": "~1.0.0",
in package.json
and
var phantomjs = require('grunt-lib-phantomjs-istanbul').init(grunt);
with
var phantomjs = require('grunt-lib-phantomjs').init(grunt);
in qunit.js and now grunt-qunit-istanbul is working fine for me (shows coverage in Terminal).
If there isn‘t a good reason to use PhantomJS 1.9.x i suggest to update it to 2.x.
Thanks for this plugin, mate! ✌
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Uups.. i was wrong. It‘s still not working correctly. It doesn‘t find the js files and shows 100% coverage of 0 files. Not sure it this is caused by my modifications or not.
However.. the »clean« verion of grunt-qunit-istanbul isn't working for me, because of the mentioned "Negative Cache"-problem of PhantomJS 1.9.x. If anyone has an idea how to solve this, i‘m happy to hear from you.
This plugin uses PhantomJS 1.9.x.
This causes problems in my environment. I don‘t understand much about how this plugin works, but i couldn‘t see a good reason not to use grunt-lib-phantomjs 1.1.0 instead of grunt-lib-phantomjs-istambul. I replaced
with
in package.json
and
with
in qunit.js and now grunt-qunit-istanbul is working fine for me (shows coverage in Terminal).
If there isn‘t a good reason to use PhantomJS 1.9.x i suggest to update it to 2.x.
Thanks for this plugin, mate! ✌
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: