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    Interface IHookFailure

    Describes a single lifecycle hook (before/beforeEach/afterEach/after) that failed or timed out during a run.

    Hook failures are otherwise easy to lose: an afterEach that throws after its test already failed is discarded (the test is already failed, there is nothing left to mark), and a before/after failure aborts the surrounding suite without ever appearing in the pass/fail counts -- no test "owns" it. Every failure is recorded here instead so the run summary can surface them, and so --fail-on-hook has something to fail the run on.

    Deliberately plain and fully serializable (the error is captured as its message/stack strings rather than as an Error) because the browser and worker targets return their summary to the CLI across a postMessage boundary.

    0.2.0

    interface IHookFailure {
        group?: string;
        message: string;
        name: string;
        stack?: string;
        suite?: string;
        test?: string;
        timedOut?: boolean;
    }
    Index
    group? message name stack? suite? test? timedOut?
    group?: string

    Which lifecycle group the hook belongs to, eg. "beforeAll", "beforeEach", "afterEach", "afterAll".

    message: string

    The failure message.

    name: string

    The hook's own name, eg. "before" or the description passed when it was registered.

    stack?: string

    The failure stack, when the thrown value carried one.

    suite?: string

    The >-separated path of the suite the hook was registered against.

    test?: string

    The description of the test the hook was running for, for the per-test (beforeEach/afterEach) groups only.

    timedOut?: boolean

    Whether the hook exceeded its timeout rather than throwing.

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