tests: don't use multiple expect.stringContaining in one statement #4158
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Apparently Jest doesn't like it when you use multiple stringContaining statements for one property. Only the last `stringContaining` statement is evaluated while the others are ignored. This means that a lot of these assertions were never checked. To fix that, I've extracted them into separate assertions.
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kwasniew
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Apparently Jest doesn't like it when you use multiple stringContaining
statements for one property. Only the last
stringContainingstatement is evaluated while the others are ignored.
This means that a lot of these assertions were never checked. To fix
that, I've extracted them into separate assertions.