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Annoying stack trace in output #1286

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papermana opened this issue Jul 13, 2016 · 2 comments
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Annoying stack trace in output #1286

papermana opened this issue Jul 13, 2016 · 2 comments

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@papermana
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Every time I encounter any failure when testing with Jest, my console gets flooded with ridiculously long stack traces. They look like this. You can see in this example that there isn't even anything there which relates to my own files. It's just a hundred lines of internal Jest errors.

Is this a bug or an intended feature? (I don't really know how it could be useful, but maybe that's just me.) I know you can program your own template for test results but I don't really want to devote time to that kind of thing unless it's necessary.

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cpojer commented Jul 13, 2016

This absolutely sucks and happened because we changed everything about Jest around in 13.0. If you are brave, you can install jest@test which is currently a test release and should have this fixed – it will definitely be resolved in the next version of Jest but because we are making more large scale rewrites right now, I don't know exactly when we'll publish this version as stable.

(Closing because it's fixed on master)

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