Cannot import a jest.mock() when running tests with --coverage

[gaelollivier]

Steps:

• Create a new app: create-react-app my-app
• Create a new file that does a jest.mock(), ex:

src/mock.js

jest.mock('react-dom', () => {})

• Import this file in App.test.js:

src/App.test.js

import './mock.js'

import React from 'react';
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom';
import App from './App';
...

• Run the tests with --coverage:

npm run test -- --coverage

I get this error:

I can't find a workaround for this, there's no documentation on how to import mocks so I can reuse them.

@cpojer It may be a Jest issue ? Am I doing something wrong ?

[gaearon]

Not sure if bug or not but we tagging this as something to fix.

[cpojer]

this is definitely a Jest bug. We'll fix it.

[gaelollivier]

Any idea on how to workaround this until it's fixed ? I can't figure out how to reuse my mocks in create-react-app right now

[gaearon]

Moving the milestone because I want to release 0.4.2 today, and this is not fixed yet.
@cpojer Could you provide any estimate on this?

[cpojer]

We'll publish a fix with Jest 16 likely later this week.