I have a test that contains many done functions. I assumed that in the case of a failed test, only this test would be displayed as faulty. Now I notice that not only one test is displayed as faulty, but all following tests that contain done are displayed as faulty. Why is this the case?
This is successful
describe('Map#isRotating', () => {
test('returns false by default', done => {
const map = createMap();
expect(map.isRotating()).toBe(false);
map.remove();
done();
});
test('returns true during a camera rotate animation', done => {
const map = createMap();
map.on('rotatestart', () => {
expect(map.isRotating()).toBe(true);
});
map.on('rotateend', () => {
expect(true).toBe(false);
map.remove();
done();
});
map.rotateTo(5, {duration: 0});
});
test('returns true when drag rotating', done => {
const map = createMap();
// Prevent inertial rotation.
jest.spyOn(browser, 'now').mockImplementation(() => { return 0; });
map.on('rotatestart', () => {
expect(map.isRotating()).toBe(true);
});
map.on('rotateend', () => {
expect(map.isRotating()).toBe(false);
map.remove();
done();
});
simulate.mousedown(map.getCanvas(), {buttons: 2, button: 2});
map._renderTaskQueue.run();
simulate.mousemove(map.getCanvas(), {buttons: 2, clientX: 10, clientY: 10});
map._renderTaskQueue.run();
simulate.mouseup(map.getCanvas(), {buttons: 0, button: 2});
map._renderTaskQueue.run();
});
});
All tests with done are fail if I change the first test
describe('Map#isRotating', () => {
test('returns false by default', done => {
const map = createMap();
expect(true).toBe(false);
map.remove();
done();
});
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