@jest/schemas
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Experimental and currently incomplete module for JSON schemas for [Jest's](https://jestjs.io/) configuration.
@jest/schemasExperimental and currently incomplete module for JSON schemas for Jest's configuration.
29.6.3
[expect, @jest/expect-utils] ObjectContaining support sumbol as key (#14414)[expect] Remove @types/node from dependencies (#14385)[jest-core] Use workers in watch mode by default to avoid crashes (#14059 & #14085).[jest-reporters] Update istanbul-lib-instrument dependency to v6. (#14401)[jest-mock] Revert #13692 as it was a breaking change (#14429)[jest-mock] Revert #13866 as it was a breaking change (#14429)[jest-mock] Revert #13867 as it was a breaking change (#14429)[@jest/reporters] Marks Reporter's hooks as optional (#14433)[jest-runtime] Fix dynamic ESM import module bug when loaded module through jest.isolateModulesAsync (#14397)[jest-changed-files, jest-circus, jest-console, @jest/core, @jest/runtime, @jest/transform] Use invariant and notEmpty from jest-util rather than own internal (#14366)FAQs
Experimental and currently incomplete module for JSON schemas for [Jest's](https://jestjs.io/) configuration.
The npm package @jest/schemas receives a total of 30,849,041 weekly downloads. As such, @jest/schemas popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @jest/schemas demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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