Jasmine GJS 2.2.0

• You can now specify file patterns to exclude using the --exclude command line option. Previously you could only do this via the config file.
• You can now set environment variables in the config file using the "environment" key.
• When you specify a directory for JUnit reports to be placed in, that directory will now be created if it doesn't already exist.
• If the argument to --junit is not an absolute path, then the path will be resolved relative to the current directory.
  However, you can now resolve it relative to a different path by setting the environment variable JASMINE_JUNIT_REPORTS_DIR.
• The verbose and TAP reporters now report the reason why a spec has been marked pending, if any reason has been given.
• The internal copy of the Jasmine library has been updated to version 2.2.0, including the following features:
  • the toThrowError() matcher to expect a particular exception
  • the jasmine.anything() object to match anything
  • the jasmine.arrayContaining() object to match an array containing
    all of the given objects
  • the jasmine.stringMatching() object to match a string that matches
    the given regular expression or substring
  • custom matching objects with asymmetricMatch methods
  • per-spec timeouts with an extra argument to it(), beforeEach(),
    and afterEach()

Links and downloads

• Documentation
• Download the source code below, clone from Github, or download packages for Fedora, Ubuntu, Debian, or OpenSUSE