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tests/test.js

@@ -187,29 +187,42 @@ test('NUClearNet emits leave events', async () => {
   //   - Automatically end with failure if the above didn't happen before the timeout
   await asyncTest(
     (done) => {
+      console.log('NUClearNet emits leave events')
       const [peerA, peerB] = createPeers(2);
-
+      console.log('NUClearNet emits leave events', peerA, peerB)
       function cleanUp() {
-        [peerA, peerB].forEach((peer) => peer.net.destroy());
+        console.log('Executing cleanUp');
+        [peerA, peerB].forEach((peer) => {
+          console.log(`Destroying network for ${peer.name}`);
+          peer.net.destroy();
+        });
       }
 
+      console.log('Before peerA.net.on(nuclear_leave)');
       peerA.net.on('nuclear_leave', (peer) => {
+        console.log('nuclear_leave event triggered');
         // End the test when B disconnects from A
         if (peer.name === peerB.net.options.name) {
           cleanUp();
           done();
         }
       });
 
+      console.log('Before peerA.net.on(nuclear_join)');
       peerA.net.on('nuclear_join', (peer) => {
+        console.log('nuclear_join event triggered');
         // Disconnect B after it joins, to trigger the leave event on A
         if (peer.name === peerB.net.options.name) {
           peerB.net.disconnect();
         }
       });
 
       // Connect the peers
-      [peerA, peerB].forEach((peer) => peer.net.connect({ name: peer.name }));
+      console.log('Connecting peers');
+      [peerA, peerB].forEach((peer) => {
+        console.log(`Connecting peer ${peer.name}`);
+        peer.net.connect({ name: peer.name });
+      });
 
       return cleanUp;
     },