Allow for negation of patterns when using "-t" option

[callmeberzerker]

Clear and concise description of the problem

What I am trying to achieve is basically the following -> my unit tests don't have any addtional prefix (like some-service.test.ts) but my integration tests have int.test.ts prefix (like some-service.int.test.ts). I want to selectively run one or the other. See the scripts below to illustrate what I want to have. Basically the ability to exclude patterns from test.

        "test:unit": "vitest run -t .!(int).test.ts",
        "test:integration": "vitest run -t .int.test.ts",

Suggested solution

I have no particular suggested solution except maybe follow the Jest CLI regex in this regard? 🤔

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[sheremet-va]

1. -t is a regexp
2. -t is applied ONLY to test NAMES:

test('some name') // <-- this

[callmeberzerker]

Ah gotcha. So can we add the possibility to add testPathPattern in conjunction with testPathIgnorePatterns (that Jest supports)? Here is from my enterprise project that uses Jest.

		"test:unit": "jest --testPathPattern=\\.test\\.ts$ -testPathIgnorePatterns=\\.int\\.test\\.ts$",
		"test:integration": "jest  --testPathPattern=\\.int\\.test\\.ts$",

[sheremet-va]

Yes, it's named exclude and implemented in #4279

[callmeberzerker]

Understood - closing!