Bump ava from 2.4.0 to 3.10.0

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Bumps ava from 2.4.0 to 3.10.0.

Release notes

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3.10.0

It's time for another AVA release 🎉

Restricting when you can update snapshots

When executing a subset of tests, through --match or or .only() or .skip(), you can no longer also update snapshots. This prevents you from accidentally deleting snapshots. Thank you @bunysae for putting this together. f72fab40160a413f4d7ab0208979fe3e721198ea

If you are skipping a test that you can't immediately fix, but you still need to update snapshots, use .failing() instead.

Support for message strings in t.timeout() calls

Thanks to @jonathansamines you can now provide a message string when using t.timeout(). This can be useful if your test depends on some other setup that may not have been completed: ca8ea45587ebefa5584d6a7aa50adf90840701cf

test('foo', t => {
    t.timeout(100, 'make sure database has started');
    // Write your assertions here
});

t.try() does not work in hooks

t.try() has never worked in hooks, but thanks to @okyantoro it now fails properly instead of crashing. d01db61ee5e9785d9f80ad5683cac21db4b96509

t.snapshot() does not really work in hooks either

t.snapshot() sort of works in hooks, but we'll be removing this in AVA 4. You can opt in to this behavior by enabling the disableSnapshotsInHooks experiment. Again thank you @okyantoro d01db61ee5e9785d9f80ad5683cac21db4b96509.

Fixed TypeScript definition for t.like()

The experimental t.like() assertion should now work better with TypeScript.

All changes

See https://github.com/avajs/ava/compare/v3.9.0...v3.10.0 for all changes.

3.9.0

New experiments!

Thanks to @futpib we now have an experimental t.like() assertion 19c4f35fbae740268dedeeb4d450f813f2d5e85e:

In the following example, the map property of value must be deeply equal to that of selector. However nested.qux is ignored, because it's not in selector.

t.like({
    map: new Map([['foo', 'bar']]),
    nested: {
        baz: 'thud',
        qux: 'quux'
    }
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Commits

• 3868611 3.10.0
• b023a97 Update dependencies
• d01db61 Detect t.try() usage in hooks; experimentally disable t.snapshot()
• eee2f7b Fix t.like() selector type
• b154612 Updates to our self-hosted tests
• 51fafed Use advanced serialization (when available) for test worker communication
• ca8ea45 Support assertion message in t.timeout()
• f72fab4 Don't update snapshots when executing a subset of tests
• 78cfaa1 3.9.0
• f06c506 Update dependencies; supported Node.js versions
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Superseded by #42.