When running jest, if a function makes use of performance.getEntries (or performance.getEntriesByName) then the test throws an exception:

performance.getEntries is not a function

How can I allow my tests to continue running without crashing?

According to the documentation, performance.getEntries was removed from perf_hooks in NodeJS v10.0.0 (https://github.com/nodejs/node/pull/19563) and the same functionality may be achieved using

const measures = []
const obs = new PerformanceObserver(list => {
  measures.push(...list.getEntries())
  obs.disconnect()
})
obs.observe({entryTypes: ['measure']})
function getEntriesByType(name) {
  return measures
}

However the above solution is only viable when working directly in the NodeJS application, not when running tests as I do not want to change my implementation. I have tried mocking performance.getEntries as a global in setupAfterEnv, as I would for other globals. For example:

global.performance = {
  getEntries: () => []
}

However when debugging, performance is always equal to {} (while performance.now() works well. I believe this is default jsdom (which is my testEnvironment).