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I am using default configuration without ejected scripts.
I am testing single file, without any React dependencies or taking snapshot or similar things that could potentially take long time to execute. But, repeatedly these are my test times:
PASS src/__tests__/shared/validation.test.js (13.991s)me: 'red' } ] }
# Validation module :
√ should have class of red (4ms)
√ functionArgument number should be 1 (1ms)
# Checking fakeValidationFunction :
○ skipped 7 tests
# Emails should be equal :
√ should return True if 2 emails equal (78ms)
√ should return False if 2 emails not equal (43ms)
Test Suites: 1 passed, 1 total
Tests: 7 skipped, 4 passed, 11 total
Snapshots: 0 total
Time: 20.043s
All tests are showing time less than 200ms in total.
But total times are showing 13.99s and 20s, so my question are is this due to VS Code bash terminal, or git-bash, or something else?
What are those 19.8 seconds ? And is there any way to speed this up?
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I am trying to test simple javascript class withing React project:
Following packages installed:
I am using default configuration without ejected scripts.
I am testing single file, without any React dependencies or taking snapshot or similar things that could potentially take long time to execute. But, repeatedly these are my test times:
All tests are showing time less than 200ms in total.
But total times are showing 13.99s and 20s, so my question are is this due to VS Code bash terminal, or git-bash, or something else?
What are those 19.8 seconds ? And is there any way to speed this up?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: