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Add support for recursiveDenylist option as an alternative to recursiveBlacklist #10236

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@wojtekmaj wojtekmaj commented Jul 3, 2020

Summary

Part of #10235.

  • Adds support for recursiveDenylist option as an alternative to recursiveBlacklist in jest-validate. Does NOT remove recursiveBlacklist option. It will continue to work, unless overwritten with recursiveDenylist, to which I've given the priority.
  • Updates documentation not to mention recursiveBlacklist (in favor of the newly added option).
  • Changes internal calls to validate() to use new config (Maintainers: I'm not sure if that's a good idea - can you please advise? Should we expect jest-config, say, v26.2 work with other dependencies @ v26.1 at all times? Shall I roll that back and add it as a TODO to Replace non-inclusive terms used in configuration of jest-validate #10235 instead? TIA)

Motivation

Part of continuous effort to get rid of non-inclusive terms like "whitelist" and "blacklist" implying that white = good and black = bad.

Test plan

jest-validate had one suite where recursiveBlacklist option was used, in two cases:

  • test the very recursiveBlacklist option
  • test for warning against unknown config options

The former was left intact, and copied 1:1 over to create a new test, testing whether recursiveDenylist beaves exactly the same as recursiveBlacklist.

The latter was updated to use recursiveDenylist.

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SimenB commented Jul 3, 2020

Should we expect jest-config, say, v26.2 work with other dependencies @ v26.1 at all times?

Yes - people do weird updates in their lockfiles all the time. I'm down with changing docs, but all existing code must work the same. If you're up for it, a separate PR which removes the old name and cleans up would be great - I can add it to the milestone of the next major release and land it at that time

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Yes - people do weird updates in their lockfiles all the time.

Alright - updated the code to skip this change. Now it's all in jest-validate only.

If you're up for it, a separate PR which removes the old name and cleans up would be great - I can add it to the milestone of the next major release and land it at that time

Sure you can count on me :)

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SimenB commented Oct 19, 2020

@wojtekmaj I forgot this over summer holidays, sorry! I wanted to merge in master so the changelog entry is in the correct place but it seems you've deleted your fork. Could you restore it?

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@SimenB - Yes, absolutely; I didn't seem to be able to restore this PR so I raised another one instead: #10649.

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