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Please allow overriding the test runner path. I want to use yarn test as my test runner instead of the detected node_modules/.bin/jest. As it stands, this doesn't work with create-react-app. This is touched on in #29, but I want to be clear that the problem is that you can't override the test runner. If you could override the test runner, it would completely open up the tool to let people do whatever setup/teardown they need when the out of box experience doesn't work. Right now I could maybe futz with Jest or Babel config and get something to work, but those configs are currently hidden by create-react-app (I haven't "ejected" it, and don't want to). But ideally that'd be moot since I already have a solution for this problem: yarn test does everything I need. I'd like to just add something like this to my VSCode user settings.json:
And in my case, jest is being called underneath so all the rest of the default config can be passed on and work correctly. But today it's just calling the wrong bin. 😿
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First, thank you. I appreciate your work.
Please allow overriding the test runner path. I want to use
yarn test
as my test runner instead of the detectednode_modules/.bin/jest
. As it stands, this doesn't work withcreate-react-app
. This is touched on in #29, but I want to be clear that the problem is that you can't override the test runner. If you could override the test runner, it would completely open up the tool to let people do whatever setup/teardown they need when the out of box experience doesn't work. Right now I could maybe futz with Jest or Babel config and get something to work, but those configs are currently hidden by create-react-app (I haven't "ejected" it, and don't want to). But ideally that'd be moot since I already have a solution for this problem:yarn test
does everything I need. I'd like to just add something like this to my VSCode user settings.json:And in my case, jest is being called underneath so all the rest of the default config can be passed on and work correctly. But today it's just calling the wrong bin. 😿
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: