[Bug]: Custom wrapper functions are not getting resolved

[Lightning00Blade]

In the code I am working on we extensively use wrapper function to set up environment correctly for unit tests.

Example of such test.

The problem seem is that with the new import/interface resolution.
I was expecting to be able to set the interface on the custom rule to exports and that it will work as previously, but i the code it explicitly looks for an import from mocha which is wrong in my opinion.

I quickly hacked together a PR that resolves the issue Lightning00Blade#1.
I also added some test there to represent the above functionality.

Do you think you would accept such change or how can we go about fixing this issue.

Note: Reverting to 10.5.0 make this error report.

I am happy to provide a PR, if I get get guidance on what the best approach for this would be.

[Lightning00Blade]

Hey @screendriver, this has been open for a while, would you kindly please review so I know what should be the action on my end.
Thanks you in advance.

[lo1tuma]

@Lightning00Blade sorry for the delay. In general I think your proposed changes make sense. My only concern is, if we should do this be default or if we should add an extra flag to additionalCustomNames, e.g.:

             "mocha/additionalCustomNames": [
                    {
                        name: "custom",
                        type: "suite",
                        interface: "exports",
                        ignoreResolvedModule: true // default false
                    },
                ]

WDYT?

[Lightning00Blade]

Hey @lo1tuma,
I was thinking for a while that is why the delay.
Currently we only look for the mocha import and user can't add an export to the mocha module.
Given that both of the above I think making it default without a flag sound better to me.

Please confirm if this sound reasonable to you as well, and I will update the PR and send it for review.

[Lightning00Blade]

@lo1tuma Friendly ping regarding the above

[lo1tuma]

Sorry I am currently on vacation. I'm fine with your suggested approach