@stryker-mutator/karma-runner
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A plugin to use the karma test runner in Stryker, the JavaScript mutation testing framework
A plugin to use the karma test runner (or @angular/cli's ng test) in StrykerJS, the JavaScript mutation testing framework
7.0.0 (2023-06-02)
globalThis when available (#4169) (7d1e58e)onMutantTested (#4158) (f5227e0)glob as a dependency (#4225) (ba6bb7e)--allowEmpty option (#4198) (44e355e)'always' option to cleanTempDir (#4187) (f02efb2)onAllMutantsTested (#4234) (762c023)"nodeArgs" (#4235) (c149b34)testFiles (#4253) (76b53f1)bail (#4239) (6b2eb4d)disableTypeChecks is now true by default. You can use this configuration to opt out:{
"disableTypeChecks": "{test,src,lib}/**/*.{js,ts,jsx,tsx,html,vue,cts,mts}"
}
onAllMutantsTested has been removed. Plugin creators should use onMutationTestReportReady instead.@stryker-mutator/core or one of the plugins will no longer work. If you want to import something that's not available, please let us know by opening an issueFAQs
A plugin to use the karma test runner in Stryker, the JavaScript mutation testing framework
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