Upgrade to vitest 1.3.0. #31
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That version deprecates an overload of `it` and introduces a new one, where `testOptions` is the second argument. In order to upgrade to future versions (compatible with newer Vite versions), we need the new test code, and hence the new Vitest version. Vitest 1.3.0 nominally requires Vite 5.x. However, empirically it can cope with our Vite 4.x, so we keep it there. It does not support Node.js v16, though. We upgrade to Node.js v18 instead. Co-authored-by: NavidJalali <[email protected]>
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That version deprecates an overload of
itand introduces a new one, wheretestOptionsis the second argument. In order to upgrade to future versions (compatible with newer Vite versions), we need the new test code, and hence the new Vitest version.Vitest 1.3.0 nominally requires Vite 5.x. However, empirically it can cope with our Vite 4.x, so we keep it there.