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config/cache

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cache option type and default

The cache option has type false (boolean) and controls whether Vitest caches test results. By default, caching is enabled. This option can be disabled via CLI with --no-cache or --cache=false.

cache purpose in Vitest

Vitest uses the cache feature to store test results in order to run longer and failed tests first on subsequent test runs.

cache directory location

The cache directory is controlled by Vite's cacheDir option. By default, Vitest stores cache in the directory specified by this option.

cache directory configuration example

To configure a custom cache directory for Vitest, use: import { defineConfig } from 'vitest/config'; export default defineConfig({ cacheDir: 'custom-folder/.vitest' })

cache directory with process.env.VITEST condition

To limit the custom cache directory only for Vitest and not affect Vite's cache, use: import { defineConfig } from 'vitest/config'; export default defineConfig({ cacheDir: process.env.VITEST ? 'custom-folder/.vitest' : undefined })

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