Resolve #96 - problem with Jest and watchman #100
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Signed-off-by: Joe Farro <joe@jf.io>
Signed-off-by: Joe Farro <joef@uber.com>
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Fix #96. Non-functional change.
Was able to reproduce #96 locally with:
Issue stems from something specific to
jestprejest@20.1.0-alpha.3, apparently.A way to resolve the issue is:
Or, upgrading jest resolved the issue (when running with
--no-watchman).Only precarious thing about upgrading
jestis it is now pinned in the repo instead of implied byreact-scripts(the latest version of which usesjest@20.0.4). So, the install should be reverted whenreact-scriptscomes around to having the newer version ofjest.