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I'm trying to do an integration test on a function that manages users. The calls it makes are asynchronous but Jest seems to be cutting out after I add the test user and check the details.

  it("runs lifecycle", async done => {

    // expect.assertions(1);

    function check(a, b, c) {

      return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {

        console.log(a, b, c);

        if (a != b) reject(c);

        console.error(a, b, c);

        resolve();

      });

    }

    await new Promise((resolve, reject) => {

      user.add(testUser).then(() => {

        user.get(testUser.id).then(out => {

          check(out, testUser, "adding").then(() => {

            user.update(testUser1).then(() => {

              user

                .get(testUser1.id)

                .then(out => check(out, testUser1, "update"))

                .then(() => {

                  user.delete(testUser.id).then(() => {

                    user

                      .get(testUser1.id)

                      .then(out => check(out, null, "delete"))

                      .then(() => {

                        resolve();

                        done();

                      });

                  });

                });

            });

          });

        });

      });

    }).then(() => {

      expect(true).toBeTruthy;

      done();

    });

    done();

testUser and testUser1 are objects with some of their properties changed. I have tested this outside of Jest and the code runs fine.

console.log user.js:68

    Successfully created new user: test



  console.log user.test.js:26

    { id: 'test',

      email: 'you@me.com',

      first: 'Wilhelm',

      last: 'Erasmus',

      phone: '+271234567' } { id: 'test',

      email: 'yo@me.com',

      first: 'Wilhelm',

      last: 'Erasmus',

      phone: '+277654321' } 'adding'



  console.error user.test.js:28

    { id: 'test',

      email: 'you@me.com',

      first: 'Wilhelm',

      last: 'Erasmus',

      phone: '+271234567' } { id: 'test',

      email: 'yo@me.com',

      first: 'Wilhelm',

      last: 'Erasmus',

      phone: '+277654321' } 'adding'



 FAIL  ./user.test.js (7.269s)

  User APIs

    ✕ runs lifecycle (2779ms)



  ● User APIs › runs lifecycle



    Error



      adding



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File      |  % Stmts | % Branch |  % Funcs |  % Lines | Uncovered Line #s |

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Test Suites: 1 failed, 1 total

Tests:       1 failed, 1 total

Snapshots:   0 total

Time:        9.916s

Ran all test suites.

  console.log user.js:114

    Successfully deleted test



Jest did not exit one second after the test run has completed.



This usually means that there are asynchronous operations that weren't stopped in your tests. Consider running Jest with `--detectOpenHandles` to troubleshoot this issue.

I fixed the problem. I'm not sure why this solution works and I am happy to accept an answer that explains it better.

    var addUser = user.add(testUser);

    var checkAdd = addUser

      .then(() => user.get(testUser.id))

      .then(check1 => check(check1, testUser, "Add"));



    var updateUser = checkAdd.then(() => user.update(testUser1));

    var checkUpdate = updateUser

      .then(() => user.get(testUser1.id))

      .then(check2 => check(check2, testUser1, "Add"));



    var deleteUser = checkUpdate.then(() => user.delete(testUser1.id));

    var checkDelete = deleteUser.then(() => {

      expect(user.exists).resolves.toBeFalsy;

    });

    return Promise.all([

      addUser,

      checkAdd,

      updateUser,

      checkUpdate,

      deleteUser,

      checkDelete

    ]);