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It incorporates the --exit flag to the mocha process so it tells the stuck test to exit. This makes it so that we don't waste the runner time on the stuck processes.

It's not a good practice, but a "fix" for the situation. We should probably investigate what goes wrong instead of incorporating this "fix".

Example of stuck test: https://github.com/typeorm/typeorm/actions/runs/15684954283/job/44480235851?pr=11524

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    • Updated test configuration to ensure tests exit automatically after completion.
    • Added a note for future configuration cleanup.

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The .mocharc.json configuration file was updated to add the "exit": true property, ensuring Mocha exits after test completion. A comment entry was also included as a TODO reminder to remove the --exit flag in the future, referencing the relevant Mocha documentation.

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.mocharc.json Added "exit": true property and a "__comment" entry with a TODO and documentation link.

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.mocharc.json (1)

2-2: Use a dedicated config file or .mocharc.js for comments
JSON doesn’t support comments natively. Using the "__comment" property is a workaround that can clutter the configuration. Consider migrating to .mocharc.js (or JSONC) to enable real comments and improve maintainability.

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3-3: Approve exit flag for forcing Mocha to exit
Adding "exit": true is an effective temporary measure to prevent CI hangs. Remember to remove this flag once the underlying cause of stuck tests is resolved, as noted in the TODO.

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coverage: 76.386%. remained the same
when pulling 3214cf6 on OSA413:mocha-force-exit-after-test
into 1bcf055 on typeorm:master.

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Thanks for your help @OSA413

@OSA413 OSA413 merged commit 70057de into typeorm:master Jun 21, 2025
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