Code in question
it('will display No Policy Found after fist submit attempt.', () => {
const policyDetails = {
partyID: null,
agreementID: null,
isValidPolicy: false,
};
wrapper.setProps({policyDetails});
wrapper.setState({submitCount: 1});
const result = wrapper.instance().displayUserNotices();
const render = shallow(result)
.find('UserNotice')
.find('p');
expect(render.text()).toEqual(NO_POLICY_USER_NOTICE);
});
I keep writing
const render = shallow(result)
.find('UserNotice')
.find('p');
as the desired following 1-liner:
const render = shallow(result).find('UserNotice').find('p');
But prettier keeps reverting it.
I tried adding
noUnexpectedMultiline: true
in the .prettierrc.yml but that didn't work.
Ideas?
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