Closed joshm1204 closed 5 years ago
This goes way back if I recall -- it's kind of an interesting thing because the error happens before teaspoon can do anything about it. If you think about it, a syntax error would be handled at parse time, which teaspoon can't hook into at any level, because it too is being parsed and not executed at this point.
if you're doing any sort of transpiling, this can be captured by the system doing that though.
I noticed that if I make a syntax error in my teaspoon tests, a whole section of tests won't run. Unless I am manually counting all the test, I don't know the total number that should be run. So my fear is that I could make a mistake and a whole section of my tests never execute.
Is there a way to prevent this? How can a get teaspoon-jasmine to error if it can not run a series of tests?