Chris Dibbern

Hey @jamesadarich no worries! I totally understand. My seasons of open source work come and go, too. Lately, I don't even have a good excuse for why I haven't finished...

Yeah, I got it on discount during the Steam sale. That and the bug fixes they released put it over the top, for me. If you enjoy the story, I'd...

I agree. I am similarly struggling with ts-node + code coverage (nyc). Anything that can be done to simplify TypeScript testing and code coverage would be a big boon. Even...

Oy. Four hours later, and I'm cycling between two poles. First pole, the coverage seems to work fine, but not all files are included (despite trying a variety of nyc...

@jamesrichford Thanks for the quick reply. That was roughly what I was doing. But, if you look closely at the mocha command, you see that it's registering ts-node as a...

Ohh FYI here's the issue I created: https://github.com/istanbuljs/nyc/issues/776. There's a link to a sample project in the first comment.

Thanks, @jamesrichford. BTW, I really enjoy how Alsatian, like most xUnit frameworks, just feels so much more clean and crisp, so I hope it continues to grow. The only thing...

Sweet! Can't wait to try it out. This particular issue has been a minor, cosmetic nuisance, so far, but if it bugs me too much, I'll send a PR your...

I ran into this, today, too. You're left with casting like @ILMTitan does, above, or breaking the fluency, both of which worsen readability: ```typescript let msetup = this.mockDuplexer.setup(m => m.getAnswers(config));...

Similar story with me: I came back to a project in a newly-installed copy of VS2022 only to find several, params-array InlineData tests had broken. I'm not sure when they...