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feat: create prefer-to-be rule #864

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@G-Rath G-Rath commented Jul 22, 2021

An even better version of #821 (plus it doesn't flag toBe 馃う).

This deprecates prefer-to-be-undefined & prefer-to-be-null, as well as supporting toBeDefined (vs toBeUndefined). (@SimenB let me know if you're happy with this, or if you think they should stay as different rules)

Closes #821
Closes #801

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How about make this rule configurable? As mentioned in #821 (comment).

We could make its API defaults to:

'jest/prefer-to-be': ['error', {
  types: ['number', 'string', 'boolean', 'undefined', 'null', 'NaN']
}]

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G-Rath commented Jul 23, 2021

@LitoMore as I said in #821, I don't see a strong need for it to be configurable - why would you want to use it for some but not others?

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LitoMore commented Jul 24, 2021

As I said in #821, I don't see a strong need for it to be configurable - why would you want to use it for some but not others? (@G-Rath)

For backward compatibility, I think.

But I agree with you that make this rule is not configurable. I don't want to give any chance to users to write "bad" code.

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@SimenB SimenB merged commit 3a64aea into main Sep 29, 2021
@SimenB SimenB deleted the create-actual-prefer-to-be branch September 29, 2021 07:40
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# [24.5.0](v24.4.3...v24.5.0) (2021-09-29)

### Bug Fixes

* **no-deprecated-functions:** remove `process.cwd` from resolve paths ([#889](#889)) ([6940488](6940488))
* **no-identical-title:** always consider `.each` titles unique ([#910](#910)) ([a41a40e](a41a40e))

### Features

* create `prefer-expect-resolves` rule ([#822](#822)) ([2556020](2556020))
* create `prefer-to-be` rule ([#864](#864)) ([3a64aea](3a64aea))
* **require-top-level-describe:** support enforcing max num of describes ([#912](#912)) ([14a2d13](14a2d13))
* **valid-title:** allow custom matcher messages ([#913](#913)) ([ffc9392](ffc9392))
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# [25.0.0-next.5](v25.0.0-next.4...v25.0.0-next.5) (2021-09-29)

### Bug Fixes

* **no-deprecated-functions:** remove `process.cwd` from resolve paths ([#889](#889)) ([6940488](6940488))
* **no-identical-title:** always consider `.each` titles unique ([#910](#910)) ([a41a40e](a41a40e))
* **valid-expect-in-promise:** support `finally` ([#914](#914)) ([9c89855](9c89855))
* **valid-expect-in-promise:** support additional test functions ([#915](#915)) ([4798005](4798005))

### Features

* create `prefer-expect-resolves` rule ([#822](#822)) ([2556020](2556020))
* create `prefer-to-be` rule ([#864](#864)) ([3a64aea](3a64aea))
* **require-top-level-describe:** support enforcing max num of describes ([#912](#912)) ([14a2d13](14a2d13))
* **valid-title:** allow custom matcher messages ([#913](#913)) ([ffc9392](ffc9392))
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[new-rule] recommend toBe over toEqual when expecting primitive literals
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