A note on asynchronous tests

Some tests are implemented using setTimeout to wait until promises are resolved. In some cases, this is necessary and you should follow the recommendation of replacing setTimeout with setImmediate. In other cases, the promises that need to be resolved come axios HTTP requests. For those cases you can wait for promise resolution using return axios.waitForAll();.

 describe('successful request', () => {
    beforeEach(() => {
      mockEnvironments(environmentsList);
      createWrapper();
      return axios.waitForAll();
    });

    it('should render a table with environments', () => {
      const table = wrapper.find(EnvironmentTable);

      expect(table.exists()).toBe(true);
      expect(table.find('.environment-name').text()).toEqual(environmentsList[0].name);
    });
 });

@ealcantara updated the setTimeout section. Thanks for bringing this up!

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