Jest test freeze, but works with vim-test

Typescript, jest Running a test freeze

Running it directly with vim-test works properly.

Log:

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20:45:01 | DEBUG | Thread-1 | __init__.py:_handle_coroutine:78 | Finished job with group update_positions
20:45:07 | INFO | MainThread | __init__.py:run_nearest:125 | Running nearest test in src/pipes/tests/PipeForm.test.tsx at line 55
20:45:07 | DEBUG | MainThread | __init__.py:_register_started:281 | Registering should_render_form,_header_and_submit_button-4681889750434716771 as started
20:45:07 | DEBUG | Thread-1 | __init__.py:_handle_coroutine:58 | Starting job with group should_render_form,_header_and_submit_button-4681889750434716771
20:45:07 | DEBUG | Thread-1 | processes.py:run:50 | Starting test process should_render_form,_header_and_submit_button-4681889750434716771 with command ['node_modules/.bin/react-scripts', 'test', '-t', '^<PipeForm> should render form, header and submit button$', 'src/pipes/tests/PipeForm.test.tsx'], cwd = None, env = None
20:45:08 | DEBUG | Thread-3 | handle.py:forward:85 | Writing data to output file
20:45:08 | DEBUG | Thread-3 | handle.py:forward:85 | Writing data to output file
20:45:08 | DEBUG | Thread-3 | handle.py:forward:85 | Writing data to output file
20:45:08 | DEBUG | Thread-3 | handle.py:forward:85 | Writing data to output file
20:45:08 | DEBUG | Thread-3 | handle.py:forward:85 | Writing data to output file
20:45:08 | DEBUG | Thread-3 | handle.py:forward:85 | Writing data to output file
...

Log indicates running: [‘node_modules/.bin/react-scripts’, ‘test’, ‘-t’, ‘^<PipeForm> should render form, header and submit button$’, ‘src/pipes/tests/PipeForm.test.tsx’], cwd = None, env = None

Running this command manually works properly: node_modules/.bin/react-scripts test -t '^<PipeForm> should render form, header and submit button$' src/pipes/tests/PipeForm.test.tsx

[rebuilt]

@smichaud Thank you. I was having the same issue. This helped me solve it.

[smichaud]

Nice! For anybody else having the same problem, the runner is actually reactscripts, so I added this to my init.vim

let test#javascript#reactscripts#options = "--watchAll=false"
let test#javascriptreact#reactscripts#options = "--watchAll=false"
let test#typescript#reactscripts#options = "--watchAll=false"
let test#typescriptreact#reactscripts#options = "--watchAll=false"

No sure they are all required but 🤷‍♂️…

The ability to add arguments to commands is honestly “candy/nice-to-have”.