Debounced method blocks test completion

[Alexey-Sch]

I have prepared a minimal (probably) example: https://github.com/Alexey-Sch/zora-bug

Calling the function that is indicated by the link: https://github.com/Alexey-Sch/zora-bug/blob/master/tests/test.js#L37

It shouldn't interfere with the completion of the test, should it? I expect his call to go unnoticed. In reality, the test takes 30 seconds. If I wanted the method to take that long, I would use the done callback approach.

In Jest, execution would go to this line: https://github.com/Alexey-Sch/zora-bug/blob/master/tests/test.js#L39 and the test would end immediately.

[lorenzofox3]

This has nothing to do with zora.

The test does not take 30s to complete, the node process indeed does take 30s to complete because you add a timeout in the event loop.

try to run

const dt = require('throttle-debounce');

const debounced = dt.debounce(30000, () => console.log('ok!'));

debounced();

you'll get the same behavior

If Jest shuts down your process, I would be a bit concerned: what about closing db connection etc ...

[Alexey-Sch]

Yes, their documentation states that after executing each test, it is recommended to clean up the data in beforeAll/beforeEach. The question is cleared.