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grunt-simple-mocha

0.4.1

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Version 0.4.1 Details

Grunt Simple Mocha is a Grunt plugin simplifying the process of running Mocha tests within your Grunt workflow. Version 0.4.1, released in December 2015, builds upon the foundation laid by version 0.4.0, released in April 2013, introducing a crucial update for Mocha compatibility.

The key difference lies in the devDependencies. Version 0.4.1 explicitly declares a dependency on mocha with the version specifier ^2.3.4. This signifies that the plugin was tested and confirmed to work seamlessly with Mocha versions starting from 2.3.4, up to, but not including, version 3.0.0. This is a significant detail for developers using newer Mocha versions, ensuring a degree of compatibility and potentially resolving issues encountered with older, unconstrained dependencies.

Version 0.4.0, while functional, lacks this specific Mocha version declaration in its devDependencies. This means it might not inherently support or be tested against newer Mocha releases, potentially leading to unforeseen compatibility challenges. Developers should carefully consider Mocha versions and ensure the older plugin behaves as expected in their environment.

Therefore, when choosing between versions, developers concerned about compatibility with Mocha versions around or exactly 2.3.4 should strongly consider grunt-simple-mocha version **0.4.1**. If working with older versions of mocha can evaluate version **0.4.0**. Both versions depend on grunt 0.4.x and include linting using grunt-contrib-jshint 0.1.x for ensuring code quality.

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