vue test: func() = 0% html().toContain

need test default props without passing any props

test('required props', () => {

const wrapper = mount(Component)

expect(wrapper.props().backgroundColor).toBeTruthy()

expect(wrapper.props().step).toBeTruthy()

expect(wrapper.props().assignedTo).toBeTruthy()

expect(wrapper.props().meetWith).toBeTruthy()

expect(wrapper.props().statuses).toBeTruthy()

expect(wrapper.props().submittable).toBeTruthy()

expect(wrapper.props().editable).toBeTruthy()

expect(wrapper.props().description).toBeTruthy()

const instructions = wrapper.props().instructions

expect(instructions).toBeTruthy()

instructions.forEach(e => {

expect(e.title).toBeTruthy()

expect(e.type).toBeTruthy()

})

expect(wrapper.html()).toContain('<v-treeview-stub active="uuid-4"')

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