RERUN rerun test Test name pattern: Making all tests skipped on first run.

[micke232]

Every time I close and open VScode and running all the tests, they all get skipped. But when I run them again they run as normal, this is kinda frustrating and and I can't figure out if this is something on our part (I'm not alone with this problem in this project).

It looks like the inital Test name pattern: gets corrupted in some way. And after a second run it has the right pattern from the old test result. I have played aound with settings and workspaces with no luck. Any idea what could be wrong?

[sheremet-va]

The output has a lot of information on you test run. If you provide it, we can analyze what is going on. To open the output, run > Vitest: Show Output Channel command

[micke232]

Just for the record, I have the same problem in both VScode and Cursor and same for my colleagues

[sheremet-va]

Ok, so you only have a single file in the project and you are pressing the button to run ALL tests, is that correct?

[micke232]

No we have thousands of tests spreading across hundreds of files. And yes I use the button that you refer to as I have done for many years but suddenly starting to get wonky.

[sheremet-va]

This should be fixed in 1.50.2

[micke232]

Thanks I have tested it now and it works like a charm, keep up the good work!

[sheremet-va]

Please, don't spread misinformation.

[AlessioGr]

I'm having this same issue on 1.50.8. The reason was our usage of test.describe(). E.g.

import { test } from 'vitest'

test.describe('Parent', () => {
  test('Child', async () => {
  })

On first run, it would report Test name pattern: /^\s?Child$/ and skip the test. The second run then runs the test, correctly reported as Test name pattern: /^\s?Parent Child$/.

The fix: just use describe directly:

import { test, describe } from 'vitest'

describe('Parent', () => {
  test('Child', async () => {
  })

[sheremet-va]

This should be fixed in vitest 5, by the way

[AlessioGr]

Oo awesome! I'll give it a try with the next Vitest extension release