Jest 29: Snapshot format changes · Jest
Jest 29 is here, just a few short months after Jest 28. As mentioned in the Jest 28 blog post, this version contains just a couple of breaking changes, in order to make the upgrade as smooth as possible. The only breaking changes that should be noticeable are: Node versions 12 and 17 are dropped, both of which are EOL The snapshotFormat property is changed to: + snapshotFormat: { + escapeString: f
Jest 28: Shedding weight and improving compatibility 🫶 · Jest
Jest 28 is finally here, and it comes with some long requested features such as support for sharding a test run across multiple machines, package exports and the ability to customize the behavior of fake timers. These are just some personal highlights, and we'll be highlighting more in this blog post. Additionally, as announced in the Jest 27 blog post last year, we have removed some packages that
Jest 27: New Defaults for Jest, 2021 edition ⏩ · Jest
In the Jest 26 blog post about a year ago, we announced that after two major releases with few breaking changes, Jest 27 will flip some switches to set better defaults for projects that are new or can migrate smoothly. This gives us the opportunity to remove some packages from the default distribution of Jest 28 and publish them as separately installable and pluggable modules instead. Everyone on
Jest 26: Tick Tock · Jest
When we started rebuilding Jest five years ago our goal was to provide a batteries-included zero-configuration test runner that is approachable for beginners, extensible for almost all testing use cases and scalable to large projects. One of the instrumental releases was Jest 15 which tied everything together and provided good defaults that allowed people to run Jest often without any setup. Howev
Jest 24: 💅 Refreshing, Polished, TypeScript-friendly · Jest
Today we are happy to announce the next major release of Jest - version 24! It's been 4 months since the last minor release, and 8 months since Jest 23, so this upgrade is a big one, with something for everyone! Highlights include built-in support for TypeScript by upgrading the Jest internals to Babel 7, fixing some long-standing issues with missing console output and performance issues when comp
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