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alias configuration option

The alias option defines custom aliases when running tests. Its type is Record<string, string> | Array<{ find: string | RegExp, replacement: string, customResolver?: ResolverFunction | ResolverObject }>. Aliases will be merged with aliases from resolve.alias.

Aliases affect only inlined modules

Aliases affect only modules imported directly with an import keyword by an inlined module. All source code is inlined by default.

Vitest does not support aliasing require calls

Vitest does not support aliasing require calls.

Aliasing external dependencies workaround

If you are aliasing an external dependency (for example, react to preact), you may want to alias the actual node_modules packages instead to make it work for externalized dependencies. Both Yarn and pnpm support aliasing via the npm: prefix.

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