Description
Problem:
I created today a new project with create-vue and when directly afterwards run test:unit it creates under "./src" a folder "node_modules/.vitest" and puts the results.json there.
Also the coverage folder is created below ."/src" if i run tests with activated coverage.
I would expect that the files created by running unit tests are directly at the project root folder "./".
Problem reproduction
For reproduction:
I am working in a Windows WSL environment (Debian) and am using node 16.13.2.
I called npm init vue@latest
Then choose to use
[X] TypeSCript
[ ]No JSX
[X] Router
[X] Pinia
[X] Vitest
[X] E2E = Cypress
[X] ESLINT
[X] Prettier
I switched into the created project folder, run npm install and then npm run unit:test.
And then the folder/file gets created under "./src".
Also the coverage folder is created below ."/src" if i run tests with activated coverage.
Possible Reason:
In the package.json the script is
"test:unit": "vitest --environment jsdom --root src/",``
Which makes "./src" the root.
Eventual solution
Instead change the options to:
"test:unit": "vitest --environment jsdom --root ./ --dir ./src",``
Or perhaps directly move the root setting directly into the vite.config.ts file.
test: {
root: fileURLToPath(new URL('./', import.meta.url)),
},