I am currently using Chutzpah to run and debug Jasmine Unit tests, which include AMD / require.js modules. I would like to switch to the Resharper 2017 test pilot. However, does Resharper seem to not fully support Jasmine Unit Tests tests?
a. Jasmine test example:
/// <reference path="../../bower_components/requirejs/require.js" /> /// <reference path="../../bower_components/jasmine-core/lib/jasmine-core/jasmine.js" /> describe('dummy example test', function() { it("should return bar", function () { expect(true).toEqual(true); }); });
The test can be run using Resharper, but the Debug option is disabled: 
B. An example of a test with a module definition:
/// <reference path="../../bower_components/requirejs/require.js" /> /// <reference path="../../bower_components/jasmine-core/lib/jasmine-core/jasmine.js" /> define(['Squire'], function(squire) { describe('dummy example test', function() { it("should return bar", function() { expect(true).toEqual(true); alert('has been executed'); }); }); });
If I start with Resharper, the test never ends and this method is not called.
Is it true that Resharper 2016 does not yet support the debugging of Jasmine unit tests and neither the use of AMD modules with unit tests? Or do I need to somehow configure the Resharper options to work with the Debugging and AMD / requirejs modules?
Here are my current settings: 
(Since both Chutzpah and Resharper 10 use legacy versions of Jasmine, I am also open to further suggestions that integrate well with VisualStudio.)
Edit: Resharper 2016 seems to support Jasmine version 2.0.
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Edit
Questions were originally sent for Resharper 10. They are still valid for Resharper 2016.