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Upstream: https://github.com/facebook/jest/tree/v27.4.7/packages/diff-sequences
Compare items in two sequences to find a longest common subsequence.
isCommon
and foundSubsequence
.
stringToArray
function is implemented to convert input strings to arrays for tests.index + 1
.NOT_YET_SET
are replaced with just a 0 since this is a JS-specific workaround.0
as a true value so nChange || baDeltaLength
needs to be written as nChange ~= 0 and nChange or baDeltaLength
.3.10.0 (2024-10-02)
loadstring
instead of loadmodule
in lower privileged contexts (#392)redactStackTrace
option to improve stability to snapshots that contain stacktraces (#401)JestGlobals
outside test environment (#405)PrettyFormat
plugin (#407)RobloxInstance
serialization tests (#408)FAQs
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