Closed scottohara closed 7 years ago
When debugging tests, it is useful to disable the coverage preprocessor.
The only way it seems to be able to do this is by editing karma.conf.js (or by creating a second config file; as the CLI doesn't allow preprocessors to be specified.
karma.conf.js
When debugging tests, it is useful to disable the coverage preprocessor.
The only way it seems to be able to do this is by editing
karma.conf.js
(or by creating a second config file; as the CLI doesn't allow preprocessors to be specified.