Pattern ".../node_modules/karma-jasmine/lib/adapter.js" does not match any file.

[limonte]

In v3.0.0 release you probably forgot to build before the release, the same as in #123 (comment)

[limonte]

How many times this issue needs to be reported before you guys realize that manual work is a bug and the releasing process should be automated with semantic-release or any similar tool? :)

[coyoteecd]

Same here, lib/adapter.js file is missing from the 3.0.0 release...

[pmstss]

Having the same in output with 3.0.0:

05 01 2020 13:03:34.145:WARN [filelist]: Pattern "./node_modules/karma-jasmine/lib/adapter.js" does not match any file.

Is it the reason of getting You need to include some adapter that implements __karma__.start method! (works with 2.0.1)?

[wodddy]

almost 4 years ago it was just like this
#123 (comment)

[fr0]

What is the workaround for this?

[johnjbarton]

Please reinstall, that should bring in 3.0.1.

[DamienCassou]

Please reinstall, that should bring in 3.0.1.

thank you very much!

@limonte: when I see a sentence like the one you wrote above, I feel bad for the maintainer who is doing his/her best to provide a tool we all use. In your message I read both a piece of advice (which is good) and some critics on how the maintainer is working. I think such maintainer doesn't deserve being told s/he can't do the job properly. May I suggest you spend some more time writing this kind of messages to make sure the reader is going to appreciate the advice instead of feeling criticized?

[limonte]

@DamienCassou

Thank you for the advice, I'm fine with being honest and not losing time for imagining what emotions people might have.

I do criticize maintainers for repeating the same mistake for almost 4 years and not trying to solve it. That's unprofessionally and I will tell that directly. Now, it's on them either to fix the issue or to get offended and continue doing the same mistakes.

I have an advice to you as well, stop imagining what other people might feel :) There's the exemplary case on GitHub demonstrating what might happen if you care about feelings too much: microsoft/vscode#87268

Because of feelings, the VSCode's issue tracker was put down for a couple of days. Caring about feelings is often counterproductive.

Man up, brother, and nothing in this world will be able to make you feel bad.

All the best to you in 2020!

[johnjbarton]

@limonte You seem to be quite the expert. Your pull request would be the professional response to a problem that bothers you.

[simonua]

@johnjbarton, that was the best possible response. Well done. Also, thank you very much for maintaining this package. I appreciate you.

[limonte]

@limonte You seem to be quite the expert. Your pull request would be the professional response to a problem that bothers you.

I'm not the expert by any means, but here you go: #247

[johnjbarton]

PR #247 (eventually) lead to our use of semantic release, something I hope to rollout to the rest of the karma-runner projects. Thanks!