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Being able to modify ts-jest.diagnostics at all would be really important for me.

After migrating from Karma, there was an incorrect test running successfully, which definitely shouldn't. The cause was something like this (where jasmine accepted n params and jest only 1): expect([1]).toContain(1, 2); resulting only in log output on the first run and cached afterwards: ts-jest[ts-compiler] (WARN) TypeScript diagnostics ... error TS2554: Expected 1 arguments, but got 2.

Currently, I find no possibility to set ts-jest.diagnostics.warnOnly=false on v7.8.1

That makes sense to me.

In my case, yes. The model property is not nullable. I understand that this is not the desired behaviour of others...I was just wondering if there was something that I could configure to produce that behaviour.

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So you would like to return 0.00 in case of 0 or null?

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https://github.com/RobinHerbots/jquery.inputmask/issues/1053#issuecomment-196746755

This seems to work for the use case described, however, how does one always return 0.00 whether the user has entered 0, or deleted the current value? 1. current value is 123.00 2. Tab to textbox and press delete key 3. Tab off text box

expected: .val() return "0.00" actual: .val() returns ""

https://jsfiddle.net/jo7xxm9r/4/

To get around this, I added the following to my code: $("input.currency").focusout(function () { if(!$(this).val()) { $(this).val("0.00"); } });

Thanks , it works fine !

With jQuery i used version 3.3.10, Here, i just download the branch 4.x a few hours ago

I tested with latest of branch 4.x, it adds leading zero as it did on version 3.x with 24h format