False negatives when using variable named `fit` (`no-focused-tests` & `no-test-prefixes`)

Heya, I have a module called fit which is being imported in a non-test file. However, this plugin seems to think that this file has a test in it (because it searches for “it” ?) and throws two errors:

const { width, height, scale } = fit(
  this.props.frameSize, container, { apply: false }
);

I’m guessing this is not supposed to happen, so I wanted to report it.

[marcohamersma]

I guess part of the problem might also be that it’s looking inside a file that wouldn’t normally be loaded by jest. By default jest seems to only load files ending in .test.js, .spec.js, etc…, so maybe this behaviour can be mirrored?

Might not be the ideal solution, but it would probably also lower the probability of errors like this?

[G-Rath]

Resolved with the new jest function call parsing logic, which requires functions to either be globals or imported from @jest/globals.