Use it instead of describe for tests
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JS unit test frameworks seem unnecessarily bad. |
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The |
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src/harness/unittests/printer.ts
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| const printsCorrectly = makePrintsCorrectly("printsFileCorrectly"); | ||
| const sourceFile = createSourceFile("source.ts", ` | ||
| // Avoid eagerly creating the sourceFile so that `createSourceFile` doesn't run unless one of these tests is run. | ||
| const sourceFile = memoize(() => createSourceFile("source.ts", ` |
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Alternatively, we can move this to a before hook
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The code inside of a
describeruns immediately, while the code in anitdoesn't run until the test is started. Usingitmakes life easier if I want to debug something unrelated to these tests.