fix(@angular-devkit/build-angular): expand jest and jest-environment-jsdom to allow version 30

[alan-agius4]

This commit expands the peer deps of these dependencies to allow version 30.

Closes #30760

[swierzbicki]

@dgp1130 @alan-agius4 When support for Jest v30 could be merged?

[alan-agius4]

This would require some further investigation and work to land as some tests are failing with the latest jest version.

[swierzbicki]

@alan-agius4 Sure. I understand that. But the question is - when?
Are we talking about days, weeks.....months? 🤔

It would be nice to know what are the plans for that support :) Don't want to check this PR every day :D

[kstrasters-pj]

@alan-agius4 Sure. I understand that. But the question is - when? Are we talking about days, weeks.....months? 🤔

It would be nice to know what are the plans for that support :) Don't want to check this PR every day :D

on the right there is a "Subscribe" button where you can opt in to getting updates on the status and comments of this PR to avoid having to check manually.

with that being said a timeline would be pretty cool as this is holding up my teams update to Jest 30 =)

[dgp1130]

We haven't had a detailed investigation or discussion just yet. When we have more information to share, we'll share it.

Also just a friendly reminder that the @angular-devkit/build-angular:jest builder is still experimental. We appreciate devs trying it out and giving feedback, but it is not recommended for load-bearing development workflows at this time.

[kstrasters-pj]

We haven't had a detailed investigation or discussion just yet. When we have more information to share, we'll share it.

Also just a friendly reminder that the @angular-devkit/build-angular:jest builder is still experimental. We appreciate devs trying it out and giving feedback, but it is not recommended for load-bearing development workflows at this time.

I understand this to be a sensible statement, but even the @angular-devkit/build-angular has a peerDependency on 29.5.

Is y'all expectation that if we want to use Jest with our Angular projects that we would need to have Jest installed completely separately from the Angular project as a whole?

[guoliang]

For anyone still waiting on this PR, you can also switch to @angular/build

[it11ah1]

For anyone still waiting on this PR, you can also switch to @angular/build

Not if it comes through another package (like @storybook/angular). In that case, overrides can help — but it’s a bit dirty...