Can I use `expect.stringContaining()` inside a Jest `.toHaveBeenCalledWith()` block?

Is it possible to use expect.stringContaining() inside a Jest .toHaveBeenCalledWith() block?

I am currently using:

expect(createChatRoomMock).toHaveBeenCalledWith({
  creatorId: expect.stringContaining("user_"),
  chatRoomUuid: expect.stringContaining("chatRoom_"),
});

But this fails with:

    - Expected
    + Received


    Object {
  -   "chatRoomUuid": StringContaining "chatRoom_",
  -   "creatorId": StringContaining "user_",
  +   "chatRoomUuid": "chatRoom_sZ9nj4hC46e4bGz4PjYzpC",
  +   "creatorId": "user_nCQsasvYirUwwoEr3j8HsC",
    },

This is odd, as you can see from the error, the recieved strings match what's expected

I've also tried:

expect(createChatRoomMock).toHaveBeenCalledWith({
  creatorId: expect.stringMatching(/user_.*/),
  chatRoomUuid: expect.stringMatching(/chatRoom_.*/),
});

With the same results as shown above.

How can I use expect.stringContaining() inside a Jest .toHaveBeenCalledWith() block?