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Jest 20 was released a few days ago, and it has corrected the issue around afterEach/afterAll so that they run in the correct order by default (we're currently reversing for correctness in 18/19).
We can unreverse, which will un-break jest 20, but will break 18/19 OR we can drop support for 18/19 and cut a new major release.... do you have a preference?
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Is there any chance there's something reflectable about jest where we can differentiate this ordering? Can you link to the PR/commit that fixed this issue in jest?
Jest 20 was released a few days ago, and it has corrected the issue around afterEach/afterAll so that they run in the correct order by default (we're currently reversing for correctness in 18/19).
We can unreverse, which will un-break jest 20, but will break 18/19 OR we can drop support for 18/19 and cut a new major release.... do you have a preference?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: