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Explanation of Change

Regular Jest still used babel-jest for every JS/TS file, while Reassure already used the OXC transformer. The split existed because jest.mock has to be hoisted above generated require() calls.

This PR routes all Jest runs through config/babel/oxcJestTransformer.js:

  1. OXC compiles TS/JSX (React Compiler on app sources only; skipped for tests/, jest/, and __mocks__/).
  2. A small Babel pass emits loose CommonJS, lowers import(), and runs babel-plugin-jest-hoist.
  3. babel-jest remains the fallback for Flow in node_modules.

strictMode: false is required so existing tests that assign to getter-only native mock properties (e.g. AppState.currentState) keep working. The CI Jest cache key now also hashes jest.config.js and the transformer files.

jest-expo's haste map uses defaultPlatform: 'ios', so @components/ImageSVG resolves to index.ios.tsx which imports expo-image. That package has no jest-expo mock, so jest/setup.ts stubs it.

Benchmark (local, --maxWorkers=6)

Re-run on merged head c7a8258 with Node 26.5.0, npm 11.17.0, and --maxWorkers=6. Cold runs started from a cleared Jest cache.

Suite babel-jest (before) OXC (after) Delta
tests/unit/hooks cold 45.8s Jest / 59.0s wall 44.8s Jest / 57.7s wall −2% / −2%
tests/unit/hooks warm 30.5s Jest / 42.4s wall 35.4s Jest / 47.7s wall +16% / +12%
3 UI tests cold 42.9s Jest / 53.4s wall 36.2s Jest / 48.8s wall −16% / −9%
3 UI tests warm 12.4s Jest / 30.6s wall 9.9s Jest / 21.6s wall −21% / −29%

Correctness checks on the OXC path: tests/unit/hooks (157 suites / 1635 tests), tests/actions (83 / 2293), tests/navigation (48 / 564), plus bun test ./tests/tooling/oxcTransformer.test.ts.

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Android: mWeb Chrome
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iOS: mWeb Safari
MacOS: Chrome / Safari

babel-jest was still transforming the regular suite so jest.mock stayed
hoisted. Route every JS/TS file through OXC, then a small Babel pass for
loose CJS, import() lowering, and mock hoisting. Keep babel-jest only as
the node_modules/Flow fallback.
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CI failed with TDZ on circular imports and jest.mock factories that
closed over const. Babel used to rewrite those to var; restore that
with plugin-transform-block-scoping so existing tests keep working.
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HOLD: esbuild CJS still TDZs on the PersistedRequestsSequentialQueue cycle (initializationCallback). That is production module graph, not a test rewrite.

#99910 (import/no-cycle part 3) cuts Log → Network (postMainQueueStore.enqueue), which is the edge that pulls SequentialQueue into Log's import graph. Once that lands, we should re-check whether the cycle is gone before merging this.

Test-side esbuild CJS mismatches (mock-factory TDZ, jest.spyOn on named exports, RN mock getter spread) are being migrated in this PR.

@roryabraham roryabraham changed the title Run all Jest tests through the OXC transformer [No QA] Run all Jest tests through the OXC transformer Sep 7, 2026
Collapse CJS_PLUGINS to satisfy oxfmt, and ignore the Babel plugins
the transformer loads by string name so knip does not flag them as
unlisted.
Babel was only needed to hoist jest.mock. Emit CJS and lower import()
with esbuild, then run a hoist-only Babel pass on files that call
jest.mock. Drop the unused Babel CJS plugin knip ignores.
OXC and esbuild do not hoist jest.mock above require(). Splice
top-level jest.mock/unmock calls with a scanner instead of a Babel
AST pass so the CJS path stays native.
OXC still does not hoist jest.mock. Parse the esbuild CJS output with
oxc-parser and splice top-level jest.mock/unmock spans above require()
so Jest intercepts them without Babel or a hand-rolled lexer.
DomainTest's mockImplementation must return a Promise. DuplicateTest
must treat write spy calls as unknown[][] so the command type guard
can narrow parameters off the API write union.
esbuild CJS live-binding getters and leftover const/let caused TDZ
and slower module load. Emit CJS with Babel loose modules, lower
import(), and hoist jest.mock after OXC strips TS/JSX. Drop oxc-parser.
jest-expo haste uses defaultPlatform ios, so ImageSVG resolves to
index.ios.tsx which imports expo-image. Stub expo-image in setup so
UI suites can load. Revert the esbuild-era jest.spyOn / mock rewrites
now that Babel loose CJS is back.
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npm has a package.json file and a package-lock.json file. It seems you updated one without the other, which is usually a sign of a mistake. If you are updating a package make sure that you update the version in package.json then run npm install

CopilotPageTest looks for mocked icon names like icon-three-dots in
the tree. Returning null from expo-image hid those sources on the
jest-expo iOS ImageSVG path.
Shard 7 now keeps leftover handles after full-App tests survive
ExpoImage/StoreReview, so CI never finishes. --forceExit matches
local shard 7, which already passed.
Cancel pending Network queue starts during teardown so Jest workers exit without --forceExit.
# Conflicts:
#	tests/ui/MoneyRequestReportPreview.test.tsx
Coverage shards exhaust self-hosted runner resources with six native-transform workers. Use four workers so the runner remains responsive.
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✅ Changes either increased or maintained existing code coverage, great job!

Files with missing lines Coverage Δ
src/libs/Network/index.ts 100.00% <100.00%> (+7.14%) ⬆️
... and 5507 files with indirect coverage changes

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