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25.5.0
[@jest/globals] New package so Jest's globals can be explicitly imported (#9801)[jest-core] Show coverage of sources related to tests in changed files (#9769)[jest-runtime] Populate require.cache (#9841)[*] Use graceful-fs directly in every package instead of relying on fs being monkey patched (#9443)[expect] Prints the Symbol name into the error message with a custom asymmetric matcher (#9888)[jest-circus, jest-jasmine2] Support older version of jest-runtime (#9903 & #9842)[@jest/environment] Make sure not to reference Jest types (#9875)[jest-message-util] Code frame printing should respect --noStackTrace flag (#9866)[jest-runtime] Support importing CJS from ESM using import statements (#9850)[jest-runtime] Support importing parallel dynamic imports (#9858)[jest-transform] Improve source map handling when instrumenting transformed code (#9811)[docs] Add an example for mocking non-default export class[jest-resolve] Update resolve to a version using native realpath, which is faster than the default JS implementation (#9872)[jest-resolve] Pass custom cached realpath function to resolve (#9873)[jest-runtime] Add teardown method to clear any caches when tests complete (#9906)[jest-runtime] Do not pass files required internally through transformation when loading them (#9900)[jest-runtime] Use Maps instead of object literals as cache holders (#9901)FAQs
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