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Possibly related to issue described in sass/node-sass#1283. We could consider following the same approaches, or perhaps consider removing the deasync dependency all together.
This reporter might be a better citizen if it didn't report tests individually anyways, so maybe we should use batches instead on some time interval (every 10 seconds or at some max size maybe?) in a separate timer anyways. The main thing will be to make sure any remaining tests are written before the reporter exits, which maybe challenging since mocha reporters are not callback driven. (similarly see #1)
tolbertam
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8 years ago
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Possibly related to issue described in sass/node-sass#1283. We could consider following the same approaches, or perhaps consider removing the deasync dependency all together.
This reporter might be a better citizen if it didn't report tests individually anyways, so maybe we should use batches instead on some time interval (every 10 seconds or at some max size maybe?) in a separate timer anyways. The main thing will be to make sure any remaining tests are written before the reporter exits, which maybe challenging since mocha reporters are not callback driven. (similarly see #1)