v3.1.0 (Dec 20, 2019)

In this release, we improved accessibility, UI, code coverage, error display and addressed a few frequently reported bugs.

New & Improved

• improve accessibility:
  • replaced the test status indicators from color-differentiated circles to status specific icons
• status bar improvement:
  • more accurately reporting testing running/stopping via jest reporters
  • adopted vscode native spinner
  • will show coverage and watch modes
• improve test error messages:
  • when hovering over test errors, the error message will no longer be arbitrarily truncated.
  • color escape sequences should be gone from all error messages.
• improve test coverage: now coverage can be truly dynamically turn on/off without any customization
• fix space or special characters in path failure bug: the execution commands are now in quotes and executed via shell

For complete list, see Changelog.

Config Change

• code coverage:
  • If you have hardcoded --coverage or --watchAll in your jest command/config for showing code coverage, it is no longer needed. If you want to see code coverage always, just set "jest.showCoverageOnLoad" to true in vscode settings; otherwise it is probably more efficient to toggle on code coverage only when needed.
• jest.enableInlineErrorMessages
  • the default value has changed to false in this release to favor the more completed error message when hovering-over. If you prefer to see inline errors, set this flag to true in vscode settings.

Contributors

There are quite a few changes accumulated since the last release. It's exciting to see help from so many different contributors: @rhalaly, @shruda, @rfgamaral, @jmarceli, @garyking, @vuchl, @tarepan, @connectdotz, @stephtr

Thank you 🙏

v3.0.2

merged from beta releases (3.0.0-pre, 3.0.1-pre), recap:

What is new

One of the main features introduced in 3.0.0 is to support vscode multi-root workspaces, a popular request, especially for monrepo projects.

This release also included many other highly desired features/fixes, such as

• debugger break-point misalignment
• restart commands
• snapshot preview
• test result being ignored (not updating test status indicator)
• improve template-literal test name support

and some internal improvement:

• reduced the extension footprint by 90% (installation/upgrade should be a lot faster)
• applied security patches flagged by github
• added linter for more consistent coding style

see #442 and Changelog for more detail.

Many thanks 🙏 to @escaton, @blikblum, @vdh, @qalex, @connectdotz, @stephtr !

v3.0.1-pre

What is new

• introduced webpack for packaging the extension, which cut the package size from 40M to 4M!
• addressed security vulnerability for dependencies flagged by GitHub

Thanks, @stephtr !

(See more change detail for 3.0.0)

How to run with this pre-release?

1. download vscode-jest-3.0.1.vsix below
2. install the plugin: code --install-extension vscode-jest-3.0.1.vsix
   • this should install the extension to your vscode extensions folder.
3. restart vscode
   • You can then go to the extension tab in vscode and find Jest extension, if it shows "3.0.1" then the installation succeeded.

v3.0.0-pre

What is new

One of the main features introduced in 3.0.0 is to support vscode multi-root workspaces, a popular request, especially for monrepo projects.

This release also included many other highly desired features/fixes, such as debugger break-point misalignment, restart commands, snapshot preview, etc, please see Changelog for detail.

Many thanks 🙏 to @escaton, @blikblum, @vdh, @qalex!

pre-release

The muti-root change is not trivial, it impacted every component as they all need to be workspace/folder aware now. Thus we created this pre-release for people to play around and help us identify issues sooner. We encourage all users to try 3.0.0 pre-release when possible. (You can always switch back to the official version 2.9.2 if needed).

feel free to file issues or come to discuss with us in #442

How to test with 3.0.0?

1. download vscode-jest-3.0.0.vsix from here
2. install the plugin: code --install-extension vscode-jest-3.0.0.vsix
   • this should install the extension to your vscode extensions folder.
3. restart vscode
   • You can then go to the extension tab in vscode and find Jest extension, if it shows "3.0.0" then the installation succeeded.