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Test Redux Saga with an easy plan.
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Help with making test not timeout when using .then after .run #375

Open anwarhamr opened 3 years ago

anwarhamr commented 3 years ago

I have this test

expectSaga(sessionHandoffHandler)
                    //@ts-ignore
                    .withReducer(rootReducer)
                    .dispatch(handoffAction)
                    .put({type: Actions.SESSION_STARTED})
                    .run()
                    .then((result: {storeState: RootState}) => {
                        // console.log('************', result);
                        let session = sessionState(result.storeState);
                        expect(session.status).toEqual(SessionStatusEnum.HandingOff);
                        expect(session.sensors.length).toEqual(4);
                        expect(session.currentScreen).toEqual('HandoffScreen');
                    })

I get this error message from every test structured as above. [WARNING]: Saga exceeded async timeout of 500ms 500 because I used expectSaga.DEFAULT_TIMEOUT = 500; no matter what value I put in the default timeout I get that warning. I know I can use silent but that seems wrong since I want the warning if it's real.

I have tried to use the done() method for the jest test but still get the warning...

I saw testSaga but that didn't seem to work the same, am I wrong if so how would I write the above as testSaga()?

Lastly I don't want to use .hasFinalState because I don't really want to have to add all of the values from multiple reducers for many reasons... Please help.