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Dry run: static code analyses with fallback to evaluation #1129
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This is "more proper" in the sense that it's still executing tests an actual Cypress environments, while still being reasonably quick. Having a postinstall not run upon installation turned out to be less trivial than I had hoped for, however SO came to the rescue [1]. This is related to #1120 [2]. This closes #1129 [3]. [1] https://stackoverflow.com/q/54212147/4098802 [2] #1120 [3] #1129
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This is "more proper" in the sense that it's still executing tests an actual Cypress environments, while still being reasonably quick. Having a postinstall not run upon installation turned out to be less trivial than I had hoped for, however SO came to the rescue [1]. This is related to #1120 [2]. This closes #1129 [3]. [1] https://stackoverflow.com/q/54212147/4098802 [2] #1120 [3] #1129
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This is "more proper" in the sense that it's still executing tests an actual Cypress environments, while still being reasonably quick. Having a postinstall not run upon installation turned out to be less trivial than I had hoped for, however SO came to the rescue [1]. This is related to #1120 [2]. This closes #1129 [3]. [1] https://stackoverflow.com/q/54212147/4098802 [2] #1120 [3] #1129
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This is "more proper" in the sense that it's still executing tests an actual Cypress environments, while still being reasonably quick. Having a postinstall not run upon installation turned out to be less trivial than I had hoped for, however SO came to the rescue [1]. This is related to #1120 [2]. This closes #1129 [3]. [1] https://stackoverflow.com/q/54212147/4098802 [2] #1120 [3] #1129
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This is "more proper" in the sense that it's still executing tests an actual Cypress environments, while still being reasonably quick. Having a postinstall not run upon installation turned out to be less trivial than I had hoped for, however SO came to the rescue [1]. This is related to #1120 [2]. This closes #1129 [3]. [1] https://stackoverflow.com/q/54212147/4098802 [2] #1120 [3] #1129
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This is "more proper" in the sense that it's still executing tests an actual Cypress environments, while still being reasonably quick. Having a postinstall not run upon installation turned out to be less trivial than I had hoped for, however SO came to the rescue [1]. This is related to #1120 [2]. This closes #1129 [3]. [1] https://stackoverflow.com/q/54212147/4098802 [2] #1120 [3] #1129
Dry run has been completely overhauled with v21.0.0 and changed in regards to this. |
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SSIA basically. Static code analyses with fallback to evaluation to cover more use-cases (EG. where evaluation fails un-mocked expression at top-level, ref. #1120).
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