Update mocha to the latest version 🚀 #10
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Release Notes
v5.0.25.0.2 / 2018-03-05
This release fixes a class of tests which report as false positives. Certain tests will now break, though they would have previously been reported as passing. Details below. Sorry for the inconvenience!
🐛 Fixes
#3226: Do not swallow errors that are thrown asynchronously from passing tests (@boneskull). Example:
Previously to this version, Mocha would have silently swallowed the
chaos!
exception, and you wouldn't know. Well, now you know. Mocha cannot recover from this gracefully, so it will exit with a nonzero code.Maintainers of external reporters: If a test of this class is encountered, the
Runner
instance will emit theend
event twice; you may need to change your reporter to userunner.once('end')
intead ofrunner.on('end')
.#3093: Fix stack trace reformatting problem (@outsideris)
:nut_and_bolt Other
browser-stdout
to v1.3.1 (@honzajavorek)Commits
The new version differs by 54 commits.
f2ee53c
Release v5.0.2
ff1bd9e
update package-lock.json
6a796cb
prepare CHANGELOG for v5.0.2 [ci skip]
0542c40
update README.md; closes #3191 [ci skip]
afcd08f
add MAINTAINERS.md to .fossaignore [ci skip]
3792bef
add opencollective header image to assets/
5078fc5
persist paths in stack trace which have cwd as infix
2c720a3
do not eat exceptions thrown asynchronously from passed tests; closes #3226
3537061
Update to correctly licensed browser-stdout version
ec8901a
remove unused functionality in utils module
f71f347
rename wallaby.js -> .wallaby.js
c4ef568
fix PR url
73d55ac
fix typos in changelog [ci skip]
09ce746
Release v5.0.1
70027b6
update changelog for v5.0.1 [ci skip]
There are 54 commits in total.
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