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require.resolve with options.paths + require.resolve.paths #6471

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Summary

Implement require.resolve with options.paths
and implement require.resolve.paths.
Closes #6206

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e2e tests added
jest-resolve unit test for resolveModule paths override added

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  • update changelog
  • we probably need unit (non-e2e) tests for this as well
  • make jest-resolve _resolveModuleFromDirIfExists public for it is used by jest-runtime. @SimenB any thoughts on the implementation so far?

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@jeysal jeysal force-pushed the require-resolve-with-paths branch 4 times, most recently from b6b2c03 to 806fb97 Compare June 16, 2018 13:55
@jeysal jeysal force-pushed the require-resolve-with-paths branch from 806fb97 to eee104a Compare June 28, 2018 21:33
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jeysal commented Jun 28, 2018

@SimenB @thymikee @rickhanlonii someone want to review this so I know whether it is going in the right direction? :)

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SimenB commented Jun 29, 2018

I think this looks pretty good 🙂

@thymikee thoughts?

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Looks OK, but I only had a short moment to check it on the phone

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if (module) return module;

// Throw an error if the module could not be found. `resolve.sync`
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Can we add the number back? This is a part of a group of commits, would be nice not to lose the context

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Not sure if that makes it more or less confusing - maybe (4.) to indicate that it is an "optional" 4th step, executed in the resolveModule code path but not if _resolveModuleFromDirIfExists is called directly?

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.startsWith(0)? Whatever is faster on latest V8

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Totally forgot that function exists, would be cleaner for sure.
Not sure if performance is that critical here (how often would a user call require.resolve.paths?) but I can try to find/run a benchmark later.

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Okay so if you run it a lot, [0] === '.' is many times faster than .startsWith('.').
I think because of this and because the startsWith only really simplifies the code a lot when called with a multi character string, we can leave it this way.

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When did V8 define string access via bracket notation? If it works on Node 6, then we're fine with it.

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CI definitely passed on Node 6 last time.
I also think I've seen this being done somewhere else in the codebase already, let me check.

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Here from a few years ago, so this should not cause any Node version issues.

@@ -108,13 +108,12 @@ class Resolver {
return null;
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resolveModule(
from: Path,
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Can we make this public (remove the _) with this signature so we can properly rely on it in jest-runtime or does someone have concerns over the signature/naming?

@jeysal jeysal force-pushed the require-resolve-with-paths branch 2 times, most recently from 4991024 to c43c54f Compare July 1, 2018 13:21
@jeysal jeysal changed the title WIP require.resolve with options.paths require.resolve with options.paths + require.resolve.paths Jul 1, 2018
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jeysal commented Jul 1, 2018

Alright, I've addressed @thymikee's comments and finished up unit tests, changelog etc.
Should be mergeable if CI passes.

@jeysal jeysal force-pushed the require-resolve-with-paths branch from c43c54f to 5b19604 Compare July 4, 2018 11:39
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jeysal commented Jul 4, 2018

rebased on master.
@SimenB @thymikee mind merging this?
(or of course notifying me in case there's still something wrong)

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jeysal commented Jul 10, 2018

Sorry to be a bit insistent here, it's just kind of frustrating to keep this dangling around for no apparent reason.
@rickhanlonii @aaronabramov someone want to take a look if the others don't have time at the moment?

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Needs a quick rebase (changelog entries will end up in the wrong location as is, I think).

I think this is something @aaronabramov or @mjesun needs to look at (FB employees usually merge the larger changes)

@jeysal jeysal force-pushed the require-resolve-with-paths branch from 5b19604 to be2948a Compare July 10, 2018 14:28
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jeysal commented Jul 10, 2018

Thanks for the feedback! I rebased it on master and indeed had to fix the changelog entries.

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LGTM. cc'ing @arcanis to double-check, since he's been working a lot in resolution logic.

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When did V8 define string access via bracket notation? If it works on Node 6, then we're fine with it.

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arcanis commented Jul 10, 2018

Good for me 🙂

@mjesun mjesun merged commit 9497013 into jestjs:master Jul 10, 2018
@jeysal jeysal deleted the require-resolve-with-paths branch July 10, 2018 15:41
calebeby pushed a commit to Pigmice2733/scouting-frontend that referenced this pull request Jul 11, 2018
This Pull Request updates dependency [jest](https://github.com/facebook/jest) from `v23.3.0` to `v23.4.0`



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<summary>Release Notes</summary>

### [`v23.4.0`](https://github.com/facebook/jest/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#&#8203;2340)
[Compare Source](jestjs/jest@v23.3.0...v23.4.0)
##### Features

- `[jest-haste-map]` Add `computeDependencies` flag to avoid opening files if not needed ([#&#8203;6667](`jestjs/jest#6667))
- `[jest-runtime]` Support `require.resolve.paths` ([#&#8203;6471](`jestjs/jest#6471))
- `[jest-runtime]` Support `paths` option for `require.resolve` ([#&#8203;6471](`jestjs/jest#6471))
##### Fixes

- `[jest-runner]` Force parallel runs for watch mode, to avoid TTY freeze ([#&#8203;6647](`jestjs/jest#6647))
- `[jest-cli]` properly reprint resolver errors in watch mode ([#&#8203;6407](`jestjs/jest#6407))
- `[jest-cli]` Write configuration to stdout when the option was explicitly passed to Jest ([#&#8203;6447](`jestjs/jest#6447))
- `[jest-cli]` Fix regression on non-matching suites ([6657](`jestjs/jest#6657))
- `[jest-runtime]` Roll back `micromatch` version to prevent regression when matching files ([#&#8203;6661](`jestjs/jest#6661))

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