* Run modules in one new context
* Fix polyfill running on require
* Add code to check for global assignments
* Allow globals in separate context
This lets the caller request a separate context which may be polluted.
* Jasmine needs to pollute the global
* Formatting
* Add polyfill and cleanup code
* Convert to ES5
* One bug fix
* Some formatting
* Remove console.log line!
* Cleanup
* revert css-escape-polyfill.js to hopefully remove it from the PR
* Remove JSDOC directives
* jasmine: specify 'after' only in Node
The commands module is never executed in browsers and the 'after'
constraint caused a regression where tests were never run in the
browser.
* jasmine: give the startup module a name like all others
* Rename variables to better convey what they're about
* Refactor comments so that they make more sense
* In Node.js, call the wrapper's execute function
The function sets up callbacks necessary for
exiting the process with the appropriate exit code.
https://github.com/jasmine/jasmine-npm/blob/v3.4.0/lib/jasmine.js#L235
* No need to configure the default reporter manually
The .execute() function does it
* Add note on which path comes from which npm package
* Note that other properties of the process object are referenced too
* process.exit() only exist in a node.js environment
* updateInterval has been removed from upstream
From upstream commit:
b6eb9a4d5e
* Update Jasmine to 3.4.0
* Reuse the evalInContext helper
* Fix expected parse result to match the actual result
* 'describe' cannot be nested inside 'it' blocks
Jasmine started to explicitly raise an error in these cases since:
https://github.com/jasmine/jasmine/pull/1411
* Be consistent about how to refer to library files
* Update link to Jasmine's official website
