Gwendolyn Van Hove

As `setImmediate` is only implemented in IE 10 and doesn't look like it will become a standard any time soon (if ever), I don't think it is something jasmine is...

In general, jasmine tries to stay away from implementing things based on polyfills, so this isn't something we're likely to put into jasmine. That said, you should be able to...

Jasmine is not solely a testing framework for node.js code, it also needs to work in all of the browsers that we currently support (IE8 and up, Chrome, Firefox, Safari...

Jasmine doesn't currently have the capability to have more than filter string for you specs. I would be happy to review a pull request on [jasmine-npm](https://github.com/jasmine/jasmine-npm) to allow the argument...

There is a lot going on inside Jasmine when you make a call to `expect` and I'm not sure how much of the internals we want to expose in order...

What sorts of issues you're seeing with your suite because of duplicated test names? I'm hesitant to add another configuration option to Jasmine without a compelling reason, so I would...

Jasmine doesn't really see the duplicate test names as a problem. I can see the usability concerns if all you have to go on is the full name of the...

Given the presence and availability of linting plugins as you've noted and the existing complexity of Jasmine already, I'm inclined to keep that type of detection outside of Jasmine itself....

I don't know if there is also a plugin for TSLint, but it sounds like Palantir is also deprecating TSLint to focus on ESLint (https://medium.com/palantir/tslint-in-2019-1a144c2317a9).

`JSON.stringify` doesn't actually handle cycles in objects (unless you feel like throwing an error and not giving you a string counts): ```javascript var foo = {}; foo.bar = foo; JSON.stringify(foo);...