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Since Chutzpah is tied to a specific Jasmine version, is there a way of finding which version it's tied to?

The command line options don't reveal any --jasmineVersion-like flag.

I looked at the package.json file and see:

"devDependencies": {
    "@types/jasmine": "~2.5.38"
},

If we look up that typings package, we find:

This package contains type definitions for Jasmine 2.5

This is a roundabout way of discovering the Jasmine version, and it assumes that the developer is updating the typings when jasmine is updated.

I found this github issue asking about the Jasmine version where the creator of chutzpah asks what version is needed, the dev says:

As a minimum, we'd need Jasmine 2.6.0

And the creator says:

Done, published 4.4

Looks like that roundabout method of finding the jasmine version did not work after all.

Is there a more direct way of figuring this out?

I did just discover that you can execute jasmine.version when the unit tests are being run, but I was hoping there was a way of doing this without actually running the unit tests.

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Thanks for the feedback/question. I added a section for now on the readme on the GitHub page.

Test Framework Versions

Qunit 2.6.2
Jasmine 2.9
Mocha 3.2.0
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    Great, thanks a lot! Also, it might be nice to list jasmine versions for older Chutzpah versions, so there's some record of it. – pushkin Jan 15 '19 at 15:23