This error message typically means that the Jest testing framework is unable to locate the specified module, in this case 'graphql-request'. This might be due to a variety of reasons, such as:
The 'graphql-request' module might not be installed in your project. You can check if it's installed by looking at your package.json file or by running the command 'npm list graphql-request' in your project directory.
The path to the 'graphql-request' module might be incorrect. Make sure that the path is correct by checking the import statement in your code and confirming the location of the module in your file system.
Jest might be unable to resolve the module due to misconfiguration. Check your Jest configuration to ensure that it is correctly set up to resolve modules from the correct directories.
Once you have identified the cause of the error, you can take steps to fix it, such as installing the missing module, fixing the path to the module, or updating your Jest configuration.
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