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Document solution to a gotcha when running tests for a new Realm API

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@ -66,6 +66,13 @@ void RealmClass<T>::crashOnStart(ContextType ctx, FunctionType, ObjectType this_
Testing is important, and in `tests/js/realm-tests.js` you can add the tests you need. Testing is important, and in `tests/js/realm-tests.js` you can add the tests you need.
Note: If your new API and/or test cases are not getting picked up when running the Android or iOS tests, remove the corresponding installed package from react-test-app and try again.
```
rm -rf tests/react-test-app/node_modules/realm
rm -rf tests/react-test-app/node_modules/realm-tests
```
#### Wrap the function #### Wrap the function
In order to call the C++ implementation, the JavaScript engine has to know about the function. You must simply add it to the map of methods/functions. Find `MethodMap<T> const methods` declaration in `src/js_realm.hpp` and add your function to it: In order to call the C++ implementation, the JavaScript engine has to know about the function. You must simply add it to the map of methods/functions. Find `MethodMap<T> const methods` declaration in `src/js_realm.hpp` and add your function to it: