Are you going to publish 2.0 soon?

[EvanFreeman]

I'm asking because I'd like to start using it and upgrading to Jasmine 2.0 =]

Thanks great job BTW.

[tebriel]

I could use some help testing. If you want to try it out right now you can use npm install -g [email protected] Let me know how it goes. I think it's 99% there, just wanted some feedback before I fully published.

[fiznool]

I've been using 2.0.0 with my own branch of grunt-jasmine-node. No issues found so far after a few days of heavy use.

[tebriel]

@fiznool excellent, thanks!

[EvanFreeman]

Yeah I've been upgrading seems to work fine nothing found yet.

[alippai]

It works for me. Nice.

[henrytseng]

Works for our team as well

[fiznool]

It would be helpful if the 2.0 branch could update the base Jasmine version (2.0.3 at present).

I came across this issue today, which was fixed in v2.0.1.

[hutson]

@tebriel, is additional outside testing of the v2.0 branch needed before release?

[Shahor]

Upping this. It's been months :/

[fiznool]

Jasmine now supports a node runner natively, I'd suggest using this instead. http://jasmine.github.io/2.2/node.html

[aleclarson]

@fiznool Is that the only documentation? Seems sparse.

[fiznool]

@aleclarson yes it is pretty sparse. Check out https://github.com/jasmine/jasmine-npm for a bit more info.

[jlutzhbo]

@aleclarson The link for the fork is no longer valid