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fix: symbol key could not be enum. #14414

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Fix: #14308

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Test at local.

e2e/__tests__/symbolKey.test.ts
  ✓ run test with symbol key (297 ms)

Test Suites: 1 passed, 1 total
Tests:       1 passed, 1 total
Snapshots:   1 passed, 1 total
Time:        0.596 s, estimated 1 s

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@eryue0220 eryue0220 changed the title fix: issue 14308 fix: symbol key could not be enum. Aug 15, 2023
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Thanks. I left a couple of comments.

Also rebase the branch, please. The lint error should go away.

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Thanks. Implementation looks good. Please consider #14414 (comment)

The thing is that writing e2e tests for all the use cases of asymmetric matchers would create too many files. In this case unit tests are sufficient. They allow creating lots of test cases easily. For example, did you consider adding a negative test?

Keep in mind that expect can be installed and used without Jest. Therefore keeping its tests inside the package boundaries is also good idea.

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Thanks. Implementation looks good. Please consider #14414 (comment)

The thing is that writing e2e tests for all the use cases of asymmetric matchers would create too many files. In this case unit tests are sufficient. They allow creating lots of test cases easily. For example, did you consider adding a negative test?

Keep in mind that expect can be installed and used without Jest. Therefore keeping its tests inside the package boundaries is also good idea.

Ok, thank you. I will fix it later

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thanks!

@SimenB SimenB merged commit 9c8fdbb into jestjs:main Aug 17, 2023
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[Bug]: objectContaining doesn't handle Symbols
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