In the next version of bun bun test supports the `onTestFinished` callback which runs when the current test finishes

@bunjavascript Why not through context

@bunjavascript using stack = new DisposableStack() stack.defer(() => console.log("finished")) console.log("started")

@bunjavascript Is this like afterEach in other testing frameworks?

disappointed, was expecting a 'use test finish';

@bunjavascript you forgot ‘use test’

@bunjavascript poor man's defer

@bunjavascript Why?

@bunjavascript For me, .resetModules() is the last piece that keeps me from using Bun's test suite.

@bunjavascript what went wrong

@bunjavascript try-finally 🤷‍♂️

@bunjavascript “use finish”

@bunjavascript Lol, you're too fast! ❤️ You literally already fixed one of my major problems. Now please 1.) allow us file ending specific test preloads, and 2.) reach out to the folks at @playwrightweb, so that we can run `bun --bun run test:e2e` and you're 🐐! x.com/janhesters/sta…

@bunjavascript how fast is it? 👀

@bunjavascript AfterAll already exists, what is the difference between this callback?

@bunjavascript When should i use onTestFinished over afterAll or afterEach?

@bunjavascript bun formatter when?

@bunjavascript Also on fail? Would love that for clean ups!

@bunjavascript Just let the lambda return a function and use that instead of importing a new name

@bunjavascript why not just use await ?

@bunjavascript what you got to say about this :( x.com/_raprocks_/sta…

@bunjavascript all in one with bun 😬