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Fix missing dot in name of configuration file #4258

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Expand Up @@ -1565,7 +1565,7 @@ Node.JS native ESM support still has status: **Stability: 1 - Experimental**
- [Custom reporters](#third-party-reporters) and [custom interfaces](#interfaces)
can only be CommonJS files
- [Required modules](#-require-module-r-module) can only be CommonJS files
- [Configuration file](#configuring-mocha-nodejs) can only be a CommonJS file (`mocharc.js` or `mocharc.cjs`)
- [Configuration file](#configuring-mocha-nodejs) can only be a CommonJS file (`.mocharc.js` or `.mocharc.cjs`)
- When using module-level mocks via libs like `proxyquire`, `rewiremock` or `rewire`, hold off on using ES modules for your test files
- Node.JS native ESM support does not work with [esm][npm-esm] module

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Mocha supports configuration files, typical of modern command-line tools, in several formats:

- **JavaScript**: Create a `.mocharc.js` (or `mocharc.cjs` when using [`"type"="module"`](#nodejs-native-esm-support) in your `package.json`)
- **JavaScript**: Create a `.mocharc.js` (or `.mocharc.cjs` when using [`"type"="module"`](#nodejs-native-esm-support) in your `package.json`)
in your project's root directory, and export an object (`module.exports = {/* ... */}`) containing your configuration.
- **YAML**: Create a `.mocharc.yaml` (or `.mocharc.yml`) in your project's root directory.
- **JSON**: Create a `.mocharc.json` (or `.mocharc.jsonc`) in your project's root directory. Comments — while not valid JSON — are allowed in this file, and will be ignored by Mocha.
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