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This is the original changes proposed by cursor
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This is the origianl changes proposed by cursor
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Pull Request Overview

This PR migrates 13 React component test files from Enzyme snapshot testing to React Testing Library (RTL), representing a comprehensive shift from implementation-focused to user-behavior-focused testing. The migration improves test maintainability, accessibility coverage, and user interaction testing while removing brittle snapshot dependencies.

Key Changes:

  • Migrated 13 test files covering forms, charts, date components, and UI elements from Enzyme to RTL
  • Created comprehensive test helper utilities for common testing patterns
  • Removed all corresponding snapshot files to eliminate test brittleness
  • Added detailed migration documentation with patterns and best practices

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Copilot reviewed 28 out of 28 changed files in this pull request and generated 3 comments.

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Form.test.js Migrated form error handling and validation tests to RTL with behavioral assertions
CommonForm.test.js Converted form field validation and interaction tests to user-focused RTL patterns
Actions.test.js Updated form button tests to verify user interactions and accessibility
MessageBox.test.js Migrated icon and message display tests to RTL with semantic querying
SearchInput.test.js Converted to RTL with focus management and user input interaction testing
ShortDateTime.test.js Migrated date formatting tests with i18n integration and async handling
RelativeDateTime.test.js Updated relative time formatting tests with proper i18n context
IsoDate.test.js Converted ISO date formatting tests with timezone handling
Loader.test.js Migrated loading state tests to verify conditional rendering behavior
AlertBody.test.js Updated alert content tests to focus on accessibility and user-visible content
BarChart.test.js Migrated chart rendering tests with service integration verification
DonutChart.test.js Converted chart visualization tests to behavioral patterns
ModalProgressBar.test.js Updated modal and progress tracking tests with accessibility focus
testHelpers.js Created comprehensive testing utilities for Redux, i18n, and common assertions
ENZYME_TO_RTL_MIGRATION_GUIDE.md Added detailed migration documentation and patterns

expect(element).toBeInTheDocument();

// Should not crash and should render something
expect(container.firstChild).toBeTruthy();
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The test references an undefined variable 'container'. It should reference 'screen.container' instead.

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expect(container.firstChild).toBeTruthy();
expect(screen.container.firstChild).toBeTruthy();

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// Test that warning icon element exists with correct classes
const container = screen.getByText('warning message').closest('div');
const icon = container.querySelector('.pficon-warning-triangle-o');
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The CSS class name 'pficon-warning-triangle-o' is inconsistent with the 'warning' icontype prop. Verify that the icon class mapping is correct for the warning type.

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expect(wrapper).toMatchSnapshot();
// Test that chart container is rendered
const chartContainer = screen.container.querySelector('[id*="chart"], .c3, .donut-chart, [class*="chart"]');
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The querySelector uses multiple fallback selectors which makes the test brittle. Consider using a more specific data-testid or role-based approach for better maintainability.

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const chartContainer = screen.container.querySelector('[id*="chart"], .c3, .donut-chart, [class*="chart"]');
const chartContainer = screen.getByTestId('donut-chart-container');

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