@acodeguy But what's the actual failure message from Jest?
Also, you're comparing the state with an empty array, which JS might think are two different objects. What happens if you expect the length of the array to be 0 after deletion?
@acodeguy I think there's a case here for a lot of age limits to be revised a long way upwards. Age for being allowed to go for a motorbike licence, for example.
Pro Tip: You can alias `any` in TypeScript within a .d.ts file to make your rationale for using it more explicit:
type FixMe = any
type ToDo = any
type Inexpressible = any
type NotWorthIt = any
type FuckIt = any