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node --version v20.18.0 npm --version 10.8.2 I recently converted a project from jest to node:test. I can manually run all my tests in the terminal via `"test": "dotenvx run -f .env -f .env.test --overload -- node --no-warnings=ExperimentalWarning --test"` and there are no problems. However, when I attempt to do the same with the extension from vscode I get the below. `{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"start","params":{"verbose":false,"concurrency":10,"regenerateSnapshots":false,"files":[{"uri":"file:///Users/.test.js","path":"/Users/.test.js"},{"uri":"file:///Users/.test.js","path":"/Users/.test.js"},{"uri":"file:///Users/.test.js","path":"/Users/.test.js"},{"uri":"file:///Users/.test.js","path":"/Users/...` I can't view the entire error log as it cuts off with the triple dot at the end. It seems to work if I run individual tests or modules but fails when I run everything at once. Here is my settings.json. ``` { "nodejs-testing.envFile": "${workspaceFolder}/.env", "nodejs-testing.include": [ "./__tests__" ], "nodejs-testing.extensions": [ { "extensions": [ "mjs", "cjs", "js" ], "parameters": [ "--no-warnings=ExperimentalWarning" ] }, ], "nodejs-testing.concurrency": 1 } ``` I added `"nodejs-testing.concurrency": 1` to see what would happen but then instead of the above error I get `write EPIPE` I think this means the extension is running out of memory and is unable to complete a full run. This may have to do with a large number of imported JSON files used in many of the tests like `import input from "./docs/response.json" with { type: "json" };` Seems with imports like the above I can only run so many tests (33/33 for example) before the rest runner crashes.