feature: watch mode verbose toggle

[unional]

Currently, we can run watch mode with verbose at cli level: jest --watch --verbose.

Also, when not running in verbose mode, we automatically get verbose if we filter to a single file using filename pattern (p) but not test name pattern (t)

When filtering, it would be nice if we can see exactly which tests are run, instead of just getting a summary.

On the other hand, I understand someone might not be concerned and just want a compact summary.

Adding a verbose toggle in watch mode (v) would solve that issue.

[rickhanlonii]

This is a great use case for a watch mode plugin, which will be a Jest 23 feature 👌

Closing since I don't think we're going to add as a core plugin, but would be a good candidate for https://github.com/jest-community/

cc @rogeliog

[unional]

Another similar feature is c for coverage.
After you pass all tests, often you want to check coverage to see if you miss any test cases. 🌷

[SimenB]

that also sounds like a cool watch plugin 🙂

[SimenB]

If anybody wants, reading #5895 and installing jest@test should be enough to play around with it and send early feedback! Note that it's really new, so might not work properly (or be powerful enough for the mentioned use cases), although it does power all of Jest's own watch modes

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