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Translations: Français
AVA comes with built-in support for async functions (async/await). This allows you to write shorter and clearer tests.
Declaring an async test without using the await
keyword means that either a Promise is not awaited on as intended, or that the function could have been declared as a regular function, which is confusing and slower.
This rule will report an error when it finds an async test which does not use the await
keyword.
const test = require('ava');
test('foo', async t => {
return foo().then(res => {
t.is(res, 1);
});
});
const test = require('ava');
test('foo', async t => {
t.is(await foo(), 1);
});