testing
Testing
Commands
| Script | Command |
|---|---|
| run | npm test |
| watch | npm run test:watch |
| ci+coverage | npm run test:ci |
Workflow
- Run
npm test - Report results concisely: show failing test names and file paths
Rules
- Default to
npm test - Don't modify tests unless requested
Error Handling
- If
npm testscript not found → checkpackage.jsonscripts for alternatives (jest,vitest,test:run); report if none exist - If tests time out → report the timeout and suggest increasing
--testTimeoutin the runner config - If test runner crashes (exit code other than 0 or 1) → report the crash output and stop
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