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To write tests in ES6 with babel, please use babel-plugin-espower #1
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To write tests in ES6 with babel, please use babel-plugin-espower
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To write tests in ES6 with babel, please use babel-plugin-espower or espower-babel (espower-babel uses babel-plugin-espower internally).
webpack-espower-loader (and the other instrumentors) transforms code after babel, which does not work since babel's output has changed.
babel-plugin-espower works as a babel plugin and runs before babel's transformation, so it works as expected.