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website/blog/2016-03-11-javascript-unit-testing-performance.md

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-title: JavaScript Unit Testing Performance
-author: Christoph Nakazawa
-authorURL: http://twitter.com/cpojer
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 Jest is running thousands of tests at Facebook at all times, either through continuous integration or invoked by engineers manually during development. This worked well for years even as the people working on Jest moved on to other projects within Facebook.

website/blog/2016-04-12-jest-11.md

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 title: Jest 11.0
-author: Christoph Nakazawa
-authorURL: http://twitter.com/cpojer
-authorFBID: 100000023028168
+authors: cpojer
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 Today we're announcing a switch to major revisions for Jest with Jest 11.0 being the first major release. Jest has been used by Facebook engineers and on our continuous integration systems for years and we believe Jest has been way beyond a “1.0 release” for a long time. This is similar to a change [the React team has made](http://facebook.github.io/react/blog/2016/02/19/new-versioning-scheme.html).

website/blog/2016-06-22-jest-13.md

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 title: 'Jest 13.0: Flow & REPL'
-author: Christoph Nakazawa
-authorURL: http://twitter.com/cpojer
-authorFBID: 100000023028168
+authors: cpojer
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 Today we are happy to announce the next major release of Jest. We have made major changes to Jest which are going to benefit you and all of Facebook's JavaScript test infrastructure. Most importantly, we added static types to all of Jest's code during a recent Jest hackathon at Facebook. Fifteen people worked for a day and night to add [Flow](https://flowtype.org/) types to Jest and to add new features to Jest. The Flow types serve two purposes: First, we believe that code is written to be read. Most of the time, code is written only once but read by dozens of people over the course of years. Adding static types to the project helps document the code and helps explain some of the architecture in Jest. Second, adding static types makes maintenance easier and will allow us to more confidently refactor parts of Jest without fear of breakages.

website/blog/2016-07-27-jest-14.md

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 title: 'Jest 14.0: React Tree Snapshot Testing'
-author: Christoph Nakazawa
-authorURL: http://twitter.com/cpojer
-authorFBID: 100000023028168
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 One of Jest's philosophies is to provide an integrated “zero-configuration” experience. We want to make it as frictionless as possible to write good tests that are useful. We observed that when engineers are provided with ready-to-use tools, they end up writing more tests, which in turn results in stable and healthy code bases.

website/blog/2016-09-01-jest-15.md

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 title: 'Jest 15.0: New Defaults for Jest'
-author: Christoph Nakazawa
-authorURL: http://twitter.com/cpojer
-authorFBID: 100000023028168
+authors: cpojer
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 We spent the past year making Jest [faster](/blog/2016/03/11/javascript-unit-testing-performance), [easier to configure](/blog/2016/04/12/jest-11), [added tons of features](/blog/2016/06/22/jest-13) and built [snapshot testing](/blog/2016/07/27/jest-14). However, there were two areas where we invested very little: the CLI output and user experience. With Jest 15 we are changing the framework radically to make it easier to use both for beginners and experienced users. We are excited that our investment in Jest is now paying off: we can move fast and improve the framework for Facebook and the open source community at light-speed. Jest's goal is to come with batteries included and to require as little configuration as necessary. We recently got a chance to explain our philosophy on a [create-react-app issue](https://github.com/facebookincubator/create-react-app/pull/250#issuecomment-237098619).

website/blog/2016-10-03-jest-16.md

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 title: 'Jest 16.0: Turbocharged CLI & Community Update'
-author: Christoph Nakazawa
-authorURL: http://twitter.com/cpojer
-authorFBID: 100000023028168
+authors: cpojer
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 It's been one month since the last major release and we've made significant improvements to Jest since. In this major release we are updating the snapshot format we are using which will likely require snapshots to be updated when upgrading Jest. We don't make these changes lightly and don't expect this to happen often but we think it is necessary to improve the format from time to time.

website/blog/2016-12-15-2016-in-jest.md

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 title: 2016 in Jest
-author: Christoph Nakazawa
-authorURL: http://twitter.com/cpojer
-authorFBID: 100000023028168
+authors: cpojer
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 2016 was a big year for JavaScript testing with Jest. In the first six months of the year we rewrote Jest and built a solid foundation to significantly improve performance and the developer experience of testing JavaScript code. We flow-typed the entire codebase, built a ton of integration tests for Jest itself and adopted [lerna](https://lernajs.io/) to turn Jest from a framework into a [_Painless JavaScript Testing platform_](https://github.com/jestjs/jest/tree/main/packages).

website/blog/2017-01-30-a-great-developer-experience.md

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 title: A Great Developer Experience
-author: Héctor Ramos
-authorURL: http://twitter.com/hectorramos
-authorFBID: 121800083
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 We strongly believe that great documentation is crucial to providing a great developer experience. The docs should be clear, concise, and useful to new users and veterans alike. With that in mind, we recently took some time to overhaul the Jest website.

website/blog/2017-02-21-jest-19-immersive-watch-mode-test-platform-improvements.md

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 title: '🃏 Jest 19: Immersive Watch Mode & Test Platform Improvements'
-author: Rogelio Guzman
-authorURL: http://twitter.com/rogeliog
-authorFBID: 511230566
+authors: rogeliog
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 Today we are pleased to ship version 19 of the Jest testing platform. It's the biggest Jest release we have shipped so far and we are quite excited to show you what we've built over the last two months:

website/blog/2017-05-06-jest-20-delightful-testing-multi-project-runner.md

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 title: 'Jest 20: 💖 Delightful Testing & 🏃🏽 Multi-Project-Runner'
-author: Christoph Nakazawa
-authorURL: http://twitter.com/cpojer
-authorFBID: 100000023028168
+authors: cpojer
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 A few months ago we announced [Jest 19](/blog/2017/02/21/jest-19-immersive-watch-mode-test-platform-improvements) which came with major new features and was the biggest Jest release until today. Jest 20 has twice the amount of changes compared to the previous version, features a complete rewrite of the test runner, adds new testing APIs. The new release enables a new level of customization and configuration for projects all while making it effortless to upgrade. Beyond Painless JavaScript Testing, we believe Jest is now delivering a **Delightful JavaScript Testing experience**. Let's take a look at the best new features and changes in depth:

website/blog/2017-12-18-jest-22.md

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 title: 'Jest 22: Refinements & Custom Runners'
-author: Simen Bekkhus
-authorURL: https://github.com/SimenB
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 Today we are announcing a new major version of Jest which refines almost all parts of Jest to provide a more solid testing foundation. Together with the Jest community we made a number of changes across the board that will help you get more out of Jest. We are also graduating the custom runners feature out of the experimental stage and added a new package, `jest-worker`, for parallelizing work across multiple processes. We have compiled a list of highlights below but make sure to check out the (as always) [massive changelog](https://github.com/jestjs/jest/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md).

website/blog/2018-05-29-jest-23-blazing-fast-delightful-testing.md

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 title: 'Jest 23: 🔥 Blazing Fast Delightful Testing'
-author: Rick Hanlon II
-authorURL: https://twitter.com/rickhanlonii
-authorFBID: 160800566
+authors: rickhanlonii
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 Today we are excited to announce Jest 23, our largest major release to date! Together with over 100 contributors, we've shipped a ton of features and bug fixes. Thank you to everyone in the community for helping make JavaScript Testing Delightful.

website/blog/2018-06-27-supporting-jest-open-source.md

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 title: Supporting Jest Open Source
-author: Rick Hanlon II
-authorURL: https://twitter.com/rickhanlonii
-authorFBID: 160800566
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 Jest is maintained by a community of open source contributors and Facebook employees.

website/blog/2019-01-25-jest-24-refreshing-polished-typescript-friendly.md

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 title: 'Jest 24: 💅 Refreshing, Polished, TypeScript-friendly'
-author: Simen Bekkhus
-authorURL: https://github.com/SimenB
-authorFBID: 100003004880942
+authors: simenb
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 Today we are happy to announce the next major release of Jest - version 24! It's been 4 months since the last minor release, and 8 months since Jest 23, so this upgrade is a big one, with something for everyone! Highlights include built-in support for TypeScript by upgrading the Jest internals to Babel 7, fixing some long-standing issues with missing console output and performance issues when computing large diffs, and a brand new sparkling website. ✨

website/blog/2020-01-21-jest-25.md

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 title: 'Jest 25: 🚀 Laying foundations for the future'
-author: Simen Bekkhus
-authorURL: https://github.com/SimenB
-authorFBID: 100003004880942
+authors: simenb
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 Jest 25 is laying the groundwork for many major changes in the future. As such, we kept breaking changes to a minimum, but internal architecture changes may require attention during the upgrade. The main changes are an upgrade of JSDOM from v11 to v15, 10-15% faster test runs, a new diff view for outdated snapshots and dropped Node 6 support.

website/blog/2020-05-05-jest-26.md

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 title: 'Jest 26: Tick Tock'
-author: Christoph Nakazawa
-authorURL: http://twitter.com/cpojer
-authorFBID: 100000023028168
+authors: cpojer
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 When we started rebuilding Jest five years ago our goal was to provide a batteries-included zero-configuration test runner that is approachable for beginners, extensible for almost all testing use cases and scalable to large projects. One of the instrumental releases was [Jest 15](/blog/2016/09/01/jest-15) which tied everything together and provided good defaults that allowed people to run Jest often without any setup. However, this approach has a big downside as Jest installs a lot of dependencies into your projects that you may not need.

website/blog/2021-03-09-jest-website-upgrade.md

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 title: 'Jest Website Upgrade'
-author: Sébastien Lorber
-authorTitle: Docusaurus maintainer
-authorURL: https://sebastienlorber.com
-authorImageURL: https://github.com/slorber.png
+authors: slorber
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 We are excited to present the **new Jest website**!

website/blog/2021-05-25-jest-27.md

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 title: 'Jest 27: New Defaults for Jest, 2021 edition ⏩'
-author: Tim Seckinger
-authorURL: https://github.com/jeysal
-authorImageURL: https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/16069751
+authors: jeysal
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 In the [Jest 26 blog post](/blog/2020/05/05/jest-26) about a year ago, we announced that after two major releases with few breaking changes, Jest 27 will flip some switches to set better defaults for projects that are new or can migrate smoothly. This gives us the opportunity to remove some packages from the default distribution of Jest 28 and publish them as separately installable and pluggable modules instead. Everyone on the new defaults can benefit from a smaller install size, while people needing these packages can still install them separately.

website/blog/2022-04-25-jest-28.md

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 title: 'Jest 28: Shedding weight and improving compatibility 🫶'
-author: Simen Bekkhus
-authorURL: https://github.com/SimenB
-authorImageURL: https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/1404810
+authors: simenb
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 Jest 28 is finally here, and it comes with some long requested features such as support for [sharding](/docs/cli#--shard) a test run across multiple machines, [package `exports`](https://nodejs.org/api/packages.html#exports) and the ability to customize the behavior of [fake timers](/docs/jest-object#fake-timers). These are just some personal highlights, and we'll be highlighting more in this blog post.

website/blog/2022-05-11-jest-joins-openjs.md

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 title: 'Jest joins OpenJS Foundation'
-author: Ricky Hanlon
-authorURL: https://github.com/rickhanlonii
-authorImageURL: https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/2440089
+authors: rickhanlonii
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 ![Banner image for Meta Open Source and OpenJS Foundation](/img/blog/openjs.png)

website/blog/2022-08-25-jest-29.md

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 title: 'Jest 29: Snapshot format changes'
-author: Simen Bekkhus
-authorURL: https://github.com/SimenB
-authorImageURL: https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/1404810
+authors: simenb
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 Jest 29 is here, just a few short months after Jest 28. As mentioned in the [Jest 28 blog post](/blog/2022/04/25/jest-28#future), this version contains just a couple of breaking changes, in order to make the upgrade as smooth as possible.

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