Benjamin Gruenbaum
Benjamin Gruenbaum
That basic example can be created using `:has`. Keep in mind, this can get quite complicated: `div > !a > b` which could be `dom["div"].find("a:has(b)")`. Generally, I think this is...
Looks mostly good, why the experimental warning though? I think making this experimental (in the docs) should be enough.
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Honestly, I would just add `.ts` support explicitly (and probably `.tsx/.jsx`) given how common it is compared to the alternative with a helpful message in case people didn't pass a...
I think probably just allowing an RE or glob of test files then as an argument for `--test` ?
@MoLow what Antoine is saying is "we don't necessarily need config since we can parse whatever with a "regular" entry file and then pass it to child_process which would let...
It might be a good idea to set up a meeting where we each share testing experience and we write down the use cases we care about (like the one...
Great, setting up a Doodle with some close dates (for early next week, some on the weekend, some in US friendly times and some in Europe friendly times). **it is...
Also, @aduh95 can you please add me (and @cjihrig probably since he wrote the thing?) to the @nodejs/test_runner team? (I think I can add myself since I'm an org-admin but...