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be a bit more specific with the moduleNameMapper regexps #71

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@zerdos zerdos commented Sep 14, 2017

If you use the jest-preset-angular for an ionic project, there they have an app.ts, and the moduleNameMapper maps it to an incorrect location.

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Wanted to fix this some time ago but forgot about it. Thank you!

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zerdos commented Nov 27, 2017

yea - just tried it and now it works :)

sharikovvladislav added a commit to sharikovvladislav/jest-preset-angular that referenced this pull request Nov 28, 2017
* origin/master:
  Adds a warning about html transforms. (thymikee#94)
  Update README to include installation instructions. (thymikee#84)
  Add doctype to test environment (thymikee#78)
  v4.0.0
  v4.0.0 changelog
  Update changelog for master
  v4.0.0-alpha.1
  Use universal zone.js instead of node-only (thymikee#76)
  Add custom environment (thymikee#75)
  Add fakeAsync test
  v3.0.2
  Clarify AngularJS support
  More accurate moduleNameMapper regexps (thymikee#71)
  Update CHANGELOG.md
  v3.0.1
  Bump jest and ts-jest to v21 (thymikee#70)
  v3.0.0
  Tighten up module mappers; bump jest (thymikee#53)
  Add section to troubleshooting about JS files transpiling (thymikee#68)
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