Today we are happy to announce the release of Jest 30. This release features a substantial number of changes, fixes, and improvements. While it is one of the largest major releases of Jest ever, we admit that three years for a major release is too long. In the future, we are aiming to make more frequent major releases to keep Jest great for the next decade. If you want to skip all the news and jus
Vitest 3.2 is out! June 2, 2025 Vitest 3.2 focuses on improvements to Browser Mode and TypeScript support. This release also includes some new useful methods, config options and deprecates the workspace config in favour of projects. workspace is Deprecated In an effort to simplify the configuration, the team decided to deprecate the separate vitest.workspace file and recommend using only the pro
Vitest 3.0 is out! January 17, 2025 We released Vitest 2 half a year ago. We have seen huge adoption, from 4,8M to 7,7M weekly npm downloads. Our ecosystem is growing rapidly too. Among others, Storybook new testing capabilities powered by our vscode extension and browser mode and Matt Pocock is building Evalite, a tool for evaluating AI-powered apps, on top of Vitest. The next Vitest major is he
Vitest 2.0 is here! This release page lists all changes made to the project during the beta. For the migration guide, please refer to the documentation. 🚨 Breaking Changes Simplify mock function generic types and align with jest - by @hi-ogawa in #4784 (a0c1d37) Remove --segfault-retry - by @sheremet-va in #5514 (ed60e) This flag was introduced to combat threads segfaults. Our current recommendat
🚨 Breaking Changes --merge-reports to support coverage - by @AriPerkkio in #5736 (b7438) Add promise-based return assertions, do not auto-resolve returned promises - by @sheremet-va in #5749 (5f710) Do not exit process if global setup has failed - by @sheremet-va in #5726 (ddb09) 🚀 Features Add browser.ui option - by @sheremet-va in #5771 (a5033) Add median to --output-json - by @Joris
15.0.0 Released 08/20/2025 Summary This release prepares Cypress Studio for the next era of AI-assisted test creation. You can record interactions, add assertions by right-clicking, and now edit tests inline without leaving Cypress. Turn on experimentalStudio in your config to try it out and share your feedback. Read more about the foundation for what's next in our blog post. Removed support for
Today, we're elevating the power and scope of Cypress' network handling capabilities with the introduction of the cy.intercept command in Cypress 6.0. One of the most powerful and beloved features of Cypress are easy network stubbing and spying APIs via cy.route and cy.server commands. These commands enable mocking of network responses with test data or fixtures, creation of testing scenarios by d
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