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@dgozman I'm using the `json` reporter and am also getting the ANSI color codes in the error strings there. That wasn't a problem until I ran into https://github.com/jestjs/jest/issues/15384 which causes...
@dgozman Since Jest's diffing doesn't handle surrogates, it can put ANSI control sequences in the middle of a surrogate pair. So my JSON ends up containing an invalid string like...
Yes, this is normal. `fetch-depth: 3`, for example, means that Git fetches the HEAD commit (depth=1), all its parents (depth=2) and all its grandparents (depth=3). So with a Git history...