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8c58d68fix: address edge-cases related to --all when instrumentation is disabled (#482)
8b58c05feat: allow eager instantiation of instrumenter (#490)
d8d2de0feat: upgrade to istanbul-lib-instrument with support for 'const foo = function () {}' name preservation. upgrade to istanbul-lib-hook with fix for ts-node. (#494)
7708235chore: add test and docs for high and low watermarks (#493)
0a1d72afeat: reporting watermarks can now be set in nyc config stanza (#469)
1022b16fix: pass configuration options to --check-coverage (#483)
7b4c090chore(package): update tap to version 9.0.3 (#488)
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nyc just published its new version 10.1.0.
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The new version differs by 31 commits .
8f7af3achore(release): 10.1.08c58d68fix: address edge-cases related to --all when instrumentation is disabled (#482)8b58c05feat: allow eager instantiation of instrumenter (#490)d8d2de0feat: upgrade to istanbul-lib-instrument with support for 'const foo = function () {}' name preservation. upgrade to istanbul-lib-hook with fix for ts-node. (#494)7708235chore: add test and docs for high and low watermarks (#493)0a1d72afeat: reporting watermarks can now be set in nyc config stanza (#469)1022b16fix: pass configuration options to --check-coverage (#483)7b4c090chore(package): update tap to version 9.0.3 (#488)093963bchore(release): 10.0.2e01ec8cfix: upgrade to newer istanbul-lib-instrument, with fixes for inferred function names (#479)2e39e00chore(release): 10.0.1e0ef1d5fix: upgrade spawn-wrap and istanbul-lib-instrument (#477)8603aa9chore(package): update is-windows to version 1.0.0 (#466)64ae4f3chore(package): update standard-version to version 4.0.0 (#461)68b78e3chore(release): 10.0.0There are 31 commits in total. See the full diff.
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