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coffee-coverage

0.1.2

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Version 0.1.2 Details

Coffee-coverage is a valuable tool for developers seeking to enhance the test coverage of their CoffeeScript projects. Versions 0.1.1 and 0.1.2 offer JSCoverage-style instrumentation, enabling developers to identify which lines of their CoffeeScript code are executed during testing. Comparing the two versions reveals a significant change in how the coffee-script dependency is handled. Version 0.1.1 relies on a Git repository hosted on GitHub for CoffeeScript, potentially leading to variations in the CoffeeScript compiler used depending on the exact commit pulled. This could introduce inconsistencies in the instrumentation process if the underlying CoffeeScript compiler changes. In contrast, version 0.1.2 explicitly defines CoffeeScript version "1.6.1" as a direct dependency, ensuring a more predictable and controlled environment for code coverage analysis. Developers upgrading to version 0.1.2 can expect more consistent results, eliminating potential issues related to fluctuating CoffeeScript versions. Both versions share core dependencies like pkginfo and argparse, used for package information and command-line argument parsing respectively. The author is listed as Benbria, with a URL pointing to their website. Ultimately, coffee-coverage 0.1.2 offers a refinement over 0.1.1, fostering more reliable and predictable code coverage analysis within CoffeeScript projects, especially important for thorough code testing and quality assurance processes.

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