_That_ is an excellent question, and I honestly have no idea what their plans are in that respect :) I've seen a number of Sebastian's tweets over the last cou

_That_ is an excellent question, and I honestly have no idea what their plans are in that respect :) I've seen a number of Sebastian's tweets over the last couple years as he was working on Rome, and have glanced at the repo README, but haven't poked at the actual work they're doing. Part of the sales pitch for Jest is that it includes a set of APIs for mocking and assertions built in. Wouldn't surprise me if Rome did the same, but curious how they'd design things.