I think that might work - however it seems to be testing implementation details - which might be ok if your hook does nothing when aborted.
For testing with fetch I usually use something like sinon's fakeServer. You can intercept requests but not respond to it - unmount the component (or anything that triggers an abort) and check if corresponding side effects are firing (or not firing - e.g. no actions were dispatched)
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I think that might work - however it seems to be testing implementation details - which might be ok if your hook does nothing when aborted.
For testing with
fetchI usually use something likesinon's fakeServer. You can intercept requests but not respond to it - unmount the component (or anything that triggers an abort) and check if corresponding side effects are firing (or not firing - e.g. no actions were dispatched)