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mocha: store the compiled js files in a separate folder away from the typescript files #11008

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@dennisfrancis dennisfrancis commented Jan 24, 2025

Store the compiled mocha js files in a separate folder away from the source typescript files.

Change-Id: Ibc1ecd263f53b2e6db736d9c6f1330998d4e2bf8

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Store the compiled mocha js files in a separate folder away from the source typescript files.

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folder away from the typescript files.

Signed-off-by: Dennis Francis <[email protected]>
Change-Id: Ibc1ecd263f53b2e6db736d9c6f1330998d4e2bf8
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For cypress tests, such generated files are under cypress_test/workdir/, would it make sense to go with the same "workdir" name here for consistency?

Ignoring a dir named "js" is a bit strange when some of our actual code is also in JS. What do you think?

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