Split Test changes out of Mcollina's PR into separate sections#737
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It is very difficult to work on new functionality if the tests won't even run while you are mid-refactor, and running the linter first means any change to argument count can result in needing linefeeds or needing to remove them in order to run the tests.
Prep work for Matteo's commits.
- Replace Jest with node:test for all 26 test files - Add @sinonjs/fake-timers for timer mocking functionality - Remove Jest snapshots in favor of explicit error messages - Create test/helpers.js with describeEach and timer utilities - Update package.json test commands for node:test compatibility - Convert all Jest assertions to assert module patterns - Handle module mocking limitations with custom solutions - Remove Jest artifacts and __snapshots__ directory - Update CLAUDE.md documentation with new test commands - Fix ESLint configuration to support node:test features Test Results: 511/518 tests passing (98.6% success rate) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]> Edited by Jason Marshall <[email protected]>
Fixed several test failures that occurred during the migration from Jest to node:test in registerTest.js: 1. Updated 'should throw if created with an unsupported type' test to expect TypeError instead of Error, matching the actual implementation in lib/registry.js where the constructor throws TypeError for invalid content types. 2. Replaced fragile JSON.stringify() comparisons with assert.deepStrictEqual() in three "should not throw with default labels" tests (counter, gauge, histogram). The JSON.stringify approach was failing due to property order differences, while deepStrictEqual properly compares object structure regardless of property order. All 518 tests now pass successfully. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
The processOpenFileDescriptors test was failing on macOS because the Jest to node:test migration in commit 2cf3295 lost the platform mocking that made the test pass on all platforms. The original Jest test used jest.mock to fake process.platform as 'linux', but node:test doesn't have equivalent mocking capabilities. Since the metric implementation correctly returns early on non-Linux platforms, the test should skip on non-Linux systems rather than fail. This change: - Adds { skip: !isLinux } to the test to properly skip it on non-Linux - Disables n/no-unsupported-features/node-builtins for test files to allow use of node:test features Fixes test regression from commit 2cf3295. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
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Matteo filed a ginormous PR - #727 - that modified 61 files. It has problems on top of that.
I am splitting this PR into smaller PRs while preserving attribution. The tests are likely the largest PR and also break compatibility and that's why the tests are all red. This will probably need to go into the backlog until May when Node 20 reaches End of Life. I'm less concerned about how awful this is or is not to maintain in the interim as I am about removing its noise from the performance changes. I'm not a huge fan of node assert, but I'm not in a spot to introduce chai expect to clean up this code.
But it might be best to revisit this next summer.