* Move babel-standalone into main Babel repo
* Don't try to gather coverage data for babel-standalone test
* Fix JSX test
* Always use npm v4 on Travis
* Include pull request number as part of version number
* Cherry-picking 5721b2e43e
Remove deprecated packages to prevent Babel v6 files from being pulled in
* Use RootMostResolvePlugin to dedupe packages
* Avoid destructuring so the build works on archaic Node.js versions
* - Fix version number
- Remove Babili packages (they should be in separate babili-standalone)
- Remove deprecated syntax-class-constructor-call
* - Remove more Babili packages
- Remove `babel-plugin-inline-replace-variables` for now as it pulls in Babel 6 stuff
* Actually remove reference to babel-plugin-undeclared-variables-check
* Add Babylon to root package.json so we hoist the right version. This fixes the tests.
* update lerna and lerna-changelog
* Lerna: enable yarn, yarn workspaces [skip ci]
* use older version of Babel since it matches on semver (cannot be the same version)
* install yarn version
* revert node engine change
* update flow
* circle ci on 8
* update lock
* Switch to nyc, babel-plugin-istanbul & codecov-node for code coverage
This setup (very much like Babylon's) let us trace code coverage back to the `src/` directories of packages.
* Exclude package tests from coverage report
* fix: upgrade to version of nyc that tweaks a couple more things for babel
* fix: remove comment based on @hzoo's review
* Enable babel for tests
This enables babel for tests by using a mocha compiler
It uses the babel config from package.json
Transformed OptionsManager test to es2015 to see if it works
Removed the 5s timeout from cli tests, as the default timeout is already 10s, this should probably fix the timouts on travis that we had in babylon
Also run the cli tests on travis, they were disabled if istanbul active, but istanbul is always active on travis so we were never running this tests.
* ignore scripts directory
* only register for tests
* Set only flag correctly