Test highlighting of prettyDOM explicitly
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eps1lon
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Jul 5, 2024
| import {configure, getConfig} from '../config' | ||
| import {render, renderIntoDocument} from './helpers/test-utils' | ||
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| expect.addSnapshotSerializer(jestSnapshotSerializerAnsi) |
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DRY tests are not desired. This helps noticing when tests ignore color coding.
eps1lon
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Jul 5, 2024
They hide console logs which we shouldn't do for pretty-dom since that shouldn't console.log in the first place
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Previous test setup hid legit bugs (e.g. #1322). Now we test
prettyDOMin each environment (Browser and browser-ish (node+jsdom) on the exact colors by not stripping the ANSI color codes anymore.