Added explanation on how to use custom @jest-environment to docs #10783
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* master: (398 commits) chore(breaking): remove undocumented `enabledTestsMap` config (jestjs#10787) Change expect.not.objectContaining() to match documentation (jestjs#10708) chore: add name to root project (jestjs#10782) Added explanation on how to use custom @jest-environment to docs (jestjs#10783) fix: remove deprecated functions from the jest object (jestjs#9853) chore: convert jest-runtime to ESM (jestjs#10325) fix(resolve): use escalade to find package.json (jestjs#10781) feat(jest-runner): set exit code to 1 if test logs after teardown (jestjs#10728) chore: add `exports` field to all `package.json`s (jestjs#9921) fix: do not inject `global` variable into module wrapper (jestjs#10644) chore: migrate jest-resolve to ESM (jestjs#10688) chore(transform): refactor API to pass an options bag around rather than multiple boolean options (jestjs#10753) chore: default to node test env rather than browser (jestjs#9874) fix: drop support for node 13 (jestjs#10685) chore: show enhanced syntax error for all syntax errors (jestjs#10749) chore: update lockfile after publish v26.6.3 chore: update changelog for release Don't throw an error if mock dependency can't be found (jestjs#10779) chore: bump babel core types (jestjs#10772) ...
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Summary
Upon reading the documentation about the
@jest-environmentannotation, I had to find out how to use a custom class on another website, so I thought I'd add what I learned to the docs for the next developer looking for the same answer.The docs explain how to use
nodeorjsdom, but not how to refer to your own class in the annotation. I added some text and a code example, and added the example to an existing code snippet.(I completed the CLA.)