test.cb.beforeEach and test.cb.afterEach throw error even though `t.end()` is defined

[niftylettuce]

Even though I explicitly call t.end() in my beforeEach and afterEach functions, this error is still thrown:

Callback test was not ended. Make sure to explicitly end the test with `t.end()`. (ava/test-ended)

[novemberborn]

Could you share an example?

[niftylettuce]

test.cb.beforeEach(t => {
  setTimeout(() => t.end(), 3000);
});

[novemberborn]

@niftylettuce this works for me:

import test from 'ava'

test.cb.beforeEach(t => {
  setTimeout(() => t.end(), 3000);
});

test(t => t.pass())

If you're using test.cb() with a test, as well as in the before and after hooks, you still have to call t.end() inside the test itself.

[niftylettuce]

I know that, but it still didn't work. Also try putting the test in a separate file and requiring it. That's what triggered it for me.

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[novemberborn]

@niftylettuce could you provide a full example of where this is failing for you?

[novemberborn]

@niftylettuce were you referring to the example you posted at avajs/ava#1687 (comment)?

This seems to be similar to #119. I think test-ended should not error if a function reference is passed. Perhaps it could warn, but honestly that doesn't seem useful either.