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'fix-167-global-var-leakage'
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Remove unsupported node versions
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Since new versions of npm respect the .npmignore even when it comes
from git urls, we need to move the shared test cases into the lib folder
in order to provide these cases to other modules which port rewire's
functionality to other environments.
As discussed at https://github.com/jhnns/rewire-webpack/pull/18
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"strict mode";
Fixes #54
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Fixes #40
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Fixes #35
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#39
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Fixes #39
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#35
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counterpart exists
@see https://github.com/jhnns/rewire-webpack/pull/6
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a promise
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to the values it had before it was called
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https://github.com/jhnns/rewire-webpack)
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- Updated package.json for node v0.10
- Removed tests for client-side bundlers
- Updated .travis.yml for node v0.10
- Updated README
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- renamed internalRewire.js to simply rewire.js
- moved all the stuff related to manipulating the module environment to moduleEnv.js
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- Added changelog
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not running)
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- update to mocha 1.3.x
- fixed minor IE issues
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- small fixes
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- fixed global var injection in the browser
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