feat(testing): disable jest runtime by default when inferring targets #29917
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This PR updates
@nx/jest/plugin
such thatdisableJestRuntime
option is true by default. Users will need to set it to false to bring injest-config
andjest-runtime
to compute atomized targets. We're leaving it as an option if anyone runs into discrepancies between our calculation and what jest-runtime calculates for test files within a project.Current Behavior
Jest runtime is used by default and is potentially slow if you use many transforms, presets, etc. in the jest config.
Expected Behavior
Jest runtime is not used by default, and users have to option of enabling it.
Related Issue(s)
Fixes #