(fix): jest config parsing shouldn't silently fail on error#499
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- before if your jest.config.js had an error in it, the try/catch would
just ignore it and pretend like your jest.config.js didn't exist
- this caused me a lot of confusion as to why my customizations
seemingly weren't being read at all
- instead of try/catching a MODULE_NOT_FOUND, check if it exists first,
and only then do parsing
- and let it throw an error if there is one, don't cover it up
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before if your jest.config.js had an error in it, the try/catch would
just ignore it and pretend like your jest.config.js didn't exist
seemingly weren't being read at all
instead of try/catching a MODULE_NOT_FOUND, check if it exists first,
and only then do parsing
Ran into this while making agilgur5/react-signature-canvas#42 as well, specifically agilgur5/react-signature-canvas@8f124fe
Related to #483 which also had a silent parsing error due to an overbroad try/catch -- should really remove those from the codebase as they cause lots of confusing headaches to users