1.Attempt to adjust your tsconfig.json:
You could attempt to adjust your tsconfig.json file to try and resolve
the conflicts. However, this is generally not recommended, as it can lead
to unexpected behavior and make your code less maintainable.
2. typeRoots:
Specifically, you could try using typeRoots or types within the tsconfig
file, to control how typescript resolves type definitions. However, if
the root issue is that you have duplicate global definitions, this will
not fully solve the issue.
3. Recommended Approach
The cleanest and most maintainable solution is to choose one testing
framework (Mocha or Jasmine) and remove the type definitions for the
other. This will prevent the type conflicts and make your code easier to
understand and maintain.