FAIL server/controllers/Messages/resolver.test.ts
See original GitHub issueDescribe the bug:
On VM at 1 parent ff454cd commit 939a5d6abb8899ae736f11417d8013d18e8b8a71 ran
sudo rm -rf node_modules/; sudo rm -rf client/node_modules/
npx recursive-install
npm run lint-and-test
to get error message: ‘FAIL server/controllers/Messages/resolver.test.ts’
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@ojeytonwilliams Ohhh! I accidentally did not delete the .env file prior to running the tests. The error shown was correct because the newly updated .env.example file did not overwrite my existing .env file. Probably your suggested comment about a friendlier message would help. Zeko369 uncovered another issue though. That is good.
I created a gist script to help me remember the right sequence in the future.
I have closed this, because it looks like it’s solved