Specify disableESTransforms by default in Jest plugin #754
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Sucrase's ES transforms are pretty much never relevant when working in Node these days, and the Jest plugin is getting a semver-major release, so this changes the default to disable the ES transforms.
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Sucrase's ES transforms are pretty much never relevant when working in Node these days, and the Jest plugin is getting a semver-major release, so this changes the default to disable the ES transforms.