Kevin Bloch

Anyone else following along can have it skip unsupported stuff (which sometimes might not be noticeable at all) by changing line 87 to: ` if (!element.getNumChildren || element.getNumChildren()==0) {`

Better yet: ```js if (!element.getNumChildren) { // just in case we would cut something whose absence wouldn't be obvious... return {"text": ""}; } if (element.getNumChildren()==0) { return null; } ```

I don't see `dumpExceptions` in the repo anywhere either with a GitHub search, and TS complains about it.

Oh yeah, I had missed the `express` vs. `expressWinston` difference in @weeco 's original description, too.

@olaven @bogdanned @BalazsSevecsek Does there happen to be a runtime error in the app itself (not the tests) in your cases? Cf. https://github.com/mochajs/mocha/issues/4632

@farvardin Just to throw an alternative approach out there: All chapters for a book is a rather big task, so maybe it could be a subproject instead, consisting of tasks...

Just wondering what I'm missing here. I have Jasmine 2.5.3 and Jasmine-Ajax 3.3.1, and the following seems to run fine (and break fine, if I mess with it): ```js describe("real...

@slackersoft Thanks, and sorry for the intrusion. Not long after that I had realized the distinction, but had a few other things happening and forgot to return to this thread.

It's failing on only the oldest Node.js versions. Does `generator` itself need to support those? (I mean...I can't imagine doing a greenfield project on an unsupported version.)

I've seen some projects cap their dependencies in cases like this. If that seems sensible, it could just be a matter of saying, "Want to use generator with Node.js 0.10?...