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Don't fail the test suite when convert-source-map throws an error #9058
Don't fail the test suite when convert-source-map throws an error #9058
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transformed.map = inlineSourceMap.toJSON(); | ||
} | ||
} catch (e) { | ||
// Error processing the source map; proceed as if it doesn't exist. |
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We should at least warn in this case, no? likely a bug in a transformer. Will also mess up breakpoints and code coverage
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Yes. I've added a warning via console.warn (not sure if that's the preferred method, or if we should add chalking, etc.).
} catch (e) { | ||
console.warn( | ||
`jest-transform: The source map produced for the file ${filename} ` + | ||
'was invalid. Proceeding without source mapping for that file.', |
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Information on what transformer is responsible may also be helpful here (for the case in which the transformer is consistently failing), but the closest I can find is the transform path, which may look a bit wonky. Is that worth adding, or should we leave the user to infer the transformer from which file is affected?
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using _getTransformPath
seems reasonable. You can make the path to it relative from config.rootDir
, and it shouldn't be too bad
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On further examination, the transform path is used by require
and is thus probably a package name or relative path, so I'm including it as-is.
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@SimenB how do we get this merged? |
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Fixes #8966.
Summary
This prevents rare, non-deterministic errors of the following type (further described in #8966):
The change treats cases in which the
convertSourceMap.fromSource
operation throws an exception as the same as if it had returned a falsy value; the code already handles the latter case.Test plan
This includes a unit test for ScriptTransformer. The test fails with
SyntaxError: Unexpected end of JSON input
when run without the new try-catch block; with the new change, the test passes.