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Configuring terminal reporting

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Configuring terminal reporting

- [Instructor] Currently, when we run our test suite, all we are told is that our test would pass with 27 tests. It's a little difficult to know which test exactly ran. In a continuous integration environment, it will be very helpful to have more detailed information. Let's update our terminal reporting. Let's start by installing the karma-spec-reporter and use the -D tag to save in our dev dependencies. It looks like I misspelled that. It's karma-spec-reporter. We will be updating the karma.config.js file here. First thing we need to do is add it to our plugins, require karma-spec-reporter. Let's head down to line 21 here in the reports property, and we will ad a new token, and that is text-summary. Finally, in line 24, replace progress with spec here. Let's go ahead and run our test suite again with --code-coverage. Now, when we run our test suite, you will get a much more detailed output. We see the status of each test, and at the end, we get a text summary of our overall code…

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