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The current 1.7.1 release on NPM does not work for my project. It entirely prevents us from running unit tests, as described in #2798. I was hoping I could just pull the repository as a git URL in NPM until the issue was fixed in a stable release.
Actual behaviour
However, when pulled from GitHub, the project is unbuilt and therefore unusable without running the build scripts. NPM has a post-install step for this reason. It is not sustainable for me to tell every member of my team to run your build scripts just because we have to workaround a fault in the current stable version.
Environment Details
Karma version (output of karma --version): Irrelevant
Relevant part of your karma.config.js file: Irrelevant
Steps to reproduce the behaviour
Pull the project from a git URL instead of from an npm registry
Try to run Karma
404 on karma.js because it's not built.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
EzraBrooks
changed the title
Karma could be made pull-able from GitHub using postinstall
Karma should compile its static resources on the client if they're not present
Nov 25, 2017
Expected behaviour
The current 1.7.1 release on NPM does not work for my project. It entirely prevents us from running unit tests, as described in #2798. I was hoping I could just pull the repository as a git URL in NPM until the issue was fixed in a stable release.
Actual behaviour
However, when pulled from GitHub, the project is unbuilt and therefore unusable without running the build scripts. NPM has a post-install step for this reason. It is not sustainable for me to tell every member of my team to run your build scripts just because we have to workaround a fault in the current stable version.
Environment Details
karma --version
): Irrelevantkarma.config.js
file: IrrelevantSteps to reproduce the behaviour
karma.js
because it's not built.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: