specify custom runner on CLI
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What is the current behavior? none
What is the expected behavior?
Be able to specify custom runner on the CLI like yarn jest --runner jest-runner-prettier
. The alternative I’m seeing is that I will need to create a new file for prettier and tsc runners (my case) while leaving the main config in package.json used for regular tests. Maybe I’m thinking about this wrong and runner on cli is a bad idea! Not sure.
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Using the CLI option you have to point to a file with configuration - you can’t use
projects
to select a project to run.Maybe that should be possible, though…
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