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A test that passes for the wrong reason

This test passes even when fetchUser rejects. Why, and what is a fix?

test('loads user', () => {
  fetchUser(7).then((user) => {
    expect(user.name).toBe('Asha')
  })
})

A.Jest ignores assertions inside then(), so move it to an afterEach hookB.toBe cannot compare strings, so it should use toEqual insteadC.The promise is not returned or awaited; use async and await fetchUser(7)D.The test needs a longer timeout so the promise can finish

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