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The --ignore-files flag can't be used even though coverage-report supports it.
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Feature request
In case of errors or while profiling it's important to know the stack. The problem is, that multiple used functions seem to be anonymous. Most functions infer their names from their variable names but that's not always possible. In such cases, it's good to use "old school" functions as in function foobar() {} instead of arrow functions () => {}.
Mostly, this applies to
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So currently we have a cute benchmarking system. Simply, run the method and calculate the time taken.
The problem:
Some methods like
alertare only completed when the user clicks Ok...which is expected in real life scenario but that disrupts the benchmarks by many milliseconds/secs!We need to come up with another op that mocks the alert methods the closest way possible.