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We're super happy to welcome Qwik Testing Library to our ecosystem and docs site!
If you're a @QwikDev user, give it a spin here
testing-library.com/docs/qwi…
I'm thrilled to finally announce the release of a new @testing-library, React RenderStream testing library.
We have been using the underlying approach in over 500 Apollo Client tests for a year now, and it has given us a new level of confidence.
(Link in next Post)
📣 @testing-library/react@13.1.0 just shipped with a new built-in renderHook function that operates similar to @testing-library/react-hooks but with support for React v18 🎉
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Cypress Testing Library v7.0.0-beta.2 was just published and we'd like your help testing it (especially if you use TypeScript): github.com/testing-library/c…
We moved types from DefinitelyTyped to the repo and removed deprecated queries (only find* queries is supported). Try it!
React Testing Library v11 was just published: github.com/testing-library/r…
It should not require any changes for 99% of people and will hopefully make things more stable for everyone :) Enjoy!
If you're still using #enzyme over @TestingLib for your @reactjs codebase then you're going to have a massive headache migrating to functional components.
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Awesome! Even better than the mutation observer shim is to use the latest version of jsdom with either the latest version of jest or jest-environment-jsdom-sixteen.
Download numbers show me a bit behind enzyme but catching up fast.
Enzyme's download numbers are still growing, but the growth is slowing and my growth is accelerating.