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this.element.querySelectorAll is not a function
See original GitHub issuecode : expect(wrapper.contains('p')).toBe(true);
error: this.element.querySelectorAll is not a function
version: 3.2.0
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Yep Vue Test Utils is based off avoriaz. You’re better of using Vue Test Utils, so I’m glad it was easy for you to migrate 👍
The app was building fine for development and production as far as I can remember. It is now, and I’ve not changed much. I have swapped out Avoriaz for vue-test-utils and managed to get tests working (just changed
shallowtoshallowMountfrom vue-test-utils). Am I right in thinking vue-test-utils is a fork of Avoriaz and being adopted as the official testing library?