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fix(jest-config): throw correct error for missing preset modules #10737
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When loading a preset module that cannot be resolved (e.g. is not npm installed), the following error is shown to users: ● Validation Error: Preset foobar is invalid: The "id" argument must be of type string. Received null Instead, the following error should be shown ● Validation Error: Preset foobar not found. This PR changes the error message by handling when Resolver.findNodeModule returns null, indicating that the module cannot be successfully imported.
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good stuff! 👍
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thanks!
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When loading a preset module that cannot be resolved (e.g. is not npm
installed), the following error is shown to users:
Instead, the following error should be shown
This PR changes the error message by handling when
Resolver.findNodeModule returns null, indicating that the module cannot
be successfully imported.
Summary
The error currently presented when the preset module is missing is confusing, but also not the error intended to be shown.
For an example of confusion, see #10035
Test plan
To test yourself, add something like the following to your jest.config.js and observe the error message when running jest