Improve toWarnDev matcher DX for unexpected warnings#12082
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Use jest-diff to format the warnings in a way that makes it easier to spot the differences.
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Use
jest-diffto format the warnings in a way that makes it easier to spot the differences.Before
The differences before are hard to spot!
After
One unmatched expectation
If there's a single unmatched expectation, then just diff the individual strings:
Multiple unmatched expectations
Wrap in an array and do a diff. Let Jest decide which of the inner strings is closest. In some cases the diff might not be useful (if the warning was a completely different one than you were expecting) but in other cases the output can be meaningful:
No remaining expected warnings
Just print the unexpected warning by itself:
