build(deps-dev): bump ava from 0.25.0 to 3.1.0

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Bumps ava from 0.25.0 to 3.1.0.

Release notes

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3.1.0

AVA can now load pre-compiled TypeScript files!

First, install the new @ava/typescript package:

npm install --save-dev @ava/typescript

Now let's assume your TypeScript files are in a src directory, output to a build directory. Configure AVA like so:

ava.config.js file:

export default {
  typescript: {
    rewritePaths: {
      'src/': 'build/'
    }
  }
}

Compile your TypeScript files and run your tests! Or, to run a specific test file, run npx ava src/test.ts.

For more examples see the @ava/typescript package.

As exciting as this is, it's still early days. We need your help improving our TypeScript support. Check out the open issues.

Other changes

Thanks to @jhechtf for fixing our TypeScript recipe after the changes in AVA 3.0 91a00864f7f113dd63a2c4ecc383fc8c45f79665

See https://github.com/avajs/ava/compare/v3.0.0...v3.1.0 for all changes.

3.0.0

We're proud to introduce AVA 3! 🚀

When we began AVA, JavaScript was very different. Most syntax you find familiar today was not supported by Node.js. Instead we relied on Babel to support that syntax before it made its way to Node.js itself.

These days most new stage-4 syntax is adopted quickly. It's often not necessary to transpile anything. Therefore we're removing our built-in Babel support from AVA itself.

Without Babel you'll have to resort to using require() functions in your JavaScript files. But, you say, Node.js 13 supports ECMAScript Modules!

Well, we're getting there. For a start, AVA now also looks for .cjs files. And .mjs files are recognized too, but can't be loaded just yet. This also impacts ava.config.js files. If you'd like to help out delivering full .mjs support check out the issues in the ESM support project.

Removing Babel allowed us to simplify how test files are selected. Likely non-test files, inside "fixture" or "helper" directories are ignored. The same for files that are inside an underscore-prefixed directory. We've made some other breaking changes in this area so please do read the full release notes.

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Commits

• 56338dc 3.1.0
• e4fef0c Rudimentary support for loading TypeScript test files
• 91a0086 Remove v2 configuration from TypeScript recipe
• b4cfc8d 3.0.0
• 776788f Ship v3 🎉
• 0d11ff7 More issue template tweaks
• 9983976 Update various contributing documents and GitHub configuration
• 5a33572 Fix fail-fast interrupt test
• 61e0d05 Fix VSCode debugging instructions
• 630aac3 Fix remaining AVA link
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