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usability quirks #1501

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bsr203 opened this issue Aug 28, 2016 · 2 comments
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usability quirks #1501

bsr203 opened this issue Aug 28, 2016 · 2 comments

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@bsr203
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bsr203 commented Aug 28, 2016

Hi,

couple of usability quirks I felt when starting with jest.

  1. with mocha, when start tests in --watch mode, all the test run run once and then it waits for further changes to re run. But, with jest, I need to make changes and save for the first run. Since watch is n added functionality to single run, and also we get feedback on current status of codebase before changes, do you think the first behavior is better?
  2. Is it possible to accept update of snapshot in watch mode, without quitting? I like to get feedback on the diff and then just a keypress (say u) to accept the changes. Currently, I have to terminate the watch, update with -u flag, and then start watch mode again.

thanks.
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cpojer commented Aug 29, 2016

See #1479 and #1475. I'm merging both today and both of the issues you raised will be fixed in the major release this week :)

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