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v18.15.0
I was trying to run a single test inside nested describe blocks, but it ended up running all the tests from the inner describe block.
describe('outer describe', () => { describe('inner describe', () => { it('test A', () => {...}) it('test B', () => {...}) }) })
By clicking on the "Run" button for test A, it actually runs both test A and B.
By clicking on the "Run" button for test A, I would expect it to run only test A.
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Node.js Version
v18.15.0
How did you encounter this bug?
I was trying to run a single test inside nested describe blocks, but it ended up running all the tests from the inner describe block.
describe('outer describe', () => { describe('inner describe', () => { it('test A', () => {...}) it('test B', () => {...}) }) })
Actual Behaviour
By clicking on the "Run" button for test A, it actually runs both test A and B.
Expected Behaviour
By clicking on the "Run" button for test A, I would expect it to run only test A.
Code of Conduct
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