Configuration runner acts like it runs in a different directory than terminal
I have a configuration that is just supposed to run the following script:
ng test time-and-pay-calculator
When I run the configuration, it doesn't find any tests or even any files with tests. When I run the same script in the terminal, it behaves as expected. When I look at the configuration screen it says that the working directory is the same directory as my terminal is.
I have been spinning my wheels on this for about a week now and would really like to figure this out. Any help is much appreciated
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Does this happen with all your scripts, or this specific one only? What does your run configuration look like?
Please add
console.log("current dir is " + process.cwd());to the code that is being run by this script and check the results when running it with the run configuration and in terminal.It only happens with Jest configurations/commands. This is the result of the command as run by webstorm's configuration runner:
Whereas the terminal finds 200+ tests in 23 suites (the expected behavior)
What does your run configuration look like? What test builder is specified in the angular.json?
I currently have the @angular-builders/jest:run builder specified as the official angular builder is not available neither is there one available for ngx-build-plus.
As for the configuration, this is what I have currently. Some things I have tried are changing the jest package to either the installed jest or jest-cli packages however these both result in the transforms being run incorrectly.
I can see that you are passing a project name to
ng test; is it an Angular workspace with multiple projects/libraries? if yes, does specifying the project subdirectory instead of the workspace root as a working directory helps?In the terminal there is no difference. I also can't seem to figure out how to disable that. In any case, no. This project is only the one project no other apps are involved
Could you share a project that reproduces the issue?
I just recreated the issue in a different repo. That repo is here: https://github.com/DuncanMcPherson/jest-test
Thank you for the test repo!
Unfortunately, the problem can not be reproduced on our side in the project you’ve shared:
Here is my run configuration (the one that was auto-created from the gutter, I didn't modify it in any way):
What IDE version do you work with?
I use 2023.3.4. I do have the option of 2024.1 EAP but the EAP was buggy the last time i tried it so i rolled back
I am checking to see if it is Node or my version of Angular. barring that, I am going to try a clean install of webstorm. otherwise it might just be my machine.
Ok, I have verified it isn't the version of node, or angular. On a clean install I still see the same behavior. I will try later on a different machine to see if it is just my computer.
Thanks for the help! It turns out it wasn't an issue on my other machine. I am not sure what was causing the issue and I didn't have a ton of important things on my laptop anyways so I reimaged it and now everything works just fine.
Great, thanks for update!