Steve Gravrock

Does it actually look wrong, or is the problem just that the CSS classes aren't what you expected? In the former case, a screenshot or other details would help. In...

2.6.1 didn't indicate suite status at all. 3.0 and later use the color of the suite node in the list to indicate whether there are suite-level failures, not whether the...

The symptoms you describe usually indicate that an asynchronous spec has told Jasmine that it's done before it actually is. (See and .) That said, I can't reproduce the problem....

Jasmine's async timeouts are implemented with `setTimeout`. Most (all?) implementations of `setTimeout` can't handle values as large as `Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER`. My guess is that you're running on a JS runtime whose...

I'm closing this as there hasn't been any activity for a while and I don't think it's something that we can realistically fix.

The random seed type wasn't correctly documented as of the last activity on this PR, but as of 3.8.0 strings and numbers are both valid, so Jasmine ought to handle...

I like the idea but the devil is in the details. One thing I've learned from the `expectAsync` experience is that people forget to await things *all the time*, even...

The equivalent page for 2.8 is https://jasmine.github.io/2.8/introduction, which is reachable via the docs link in the header. I'm open to suggestions (and pull requests!) for how to make that part...

Thanks @Kagu-chan . I could take a crack at this myself, but I'm not aware of any publicly available reporters that are in namespaces. (I assume the reporters both of...

I think @NicoAiko has it right: the problem is that Jasmine incorrectly treats anything with a slash in it as a relative path. If that was fixed so that only...