No bullets next to it/describe blocks
See original GitHub issueEnvironment
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node -v
: [8.9.0] -
npm -v
: [5.7.1] -
npm ls react-scripts
(if you haven’t ejected): [not using it, having my own build setup] -
Operating system: [OS X 10.13.3]
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VS Code 1.21.1
Steps to Reproduce
Starting my old React project as usual. Cannot see the bulets next to tests blocks Started new project, installed Jest and again - no bullets
Expected Behavior
Expecting to see red/green bullets next to failed/passed tests
Actual Behavior
No bullets
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 5 years ago
- Reactions:5
- Comments:11 (7 by maintainers)
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This is a known issue and has been documented in #247 and facebook/jest#4910. We’d love some help with a PR on the
jest-editor-support
side of things when we’re parsing the AST. If I recall correctly, the discussion stalled in November while discussing what test cases we’d have to support.Please continue discussion on either of those two issues.
Yes, exactly. As soon as they contain a placeholder (
${…}
) it seems like the parser can’t evaluate it without running the code, returning undefined. Thereforeit(`works`, () => {});
show the Debug CodeLens whileit(`doesn't work${'!'}`, () => {});
doesn’t show it.