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[NoQA] Initial setup for LHN tests #52452
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I checked the tracking issue and found that this PR doesn't require C+ review, so just approve it to push it forward for internal review. :)
cc @mountiny
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Looks good, but I think it would be great to standardize on the comments and make sure all the tests are clearly described, but make sure the comments explain why something is happening/ why we doing it and not what we are doing
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@OlimpiaZurek great, can you please just update with the empty lines?
// When the SidebarLinks are rendered without a specified report ID. | ||
LHNTestUtils.getDefaultRenderedSidebarLinks(); | ||
const report = createReport(); | ||
// And the Onyx state is initialized with a report. |
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NAB: for style guide and readability we should leave empty line above the comments
// And the Onyx state is initialized with a report. | |
// And the Onyx state is initialized with a report. |
tests/ui/LHNItemsPresence.tsx
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// Then the report should not appear in the sidebar as it is not pinned. | ||
expect(getOptionRows()).toHaveLength(0); | ||
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And here I think we do not need the space as there is no comment
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Much nicer, thanks!
Explanation of Change
This PR adds the basic setup for LHN tests, with a few utility functions and some existing mocks that we can reuse. I noticed there were some broken and skipped LHN tests in the code. A few of these tests are still useful, so I’ve included them here, but most were outdated and not needed.
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