- Passing anything to Promise.resolve just means that will be the return value of the promise (.then)
- This does not actually run the function (e.g. in the case of requestAnimationFrame)
- Avoiding unit tests that could cause confusion in the future
- This allows us to pass extra data for the widget to use in a backwards-compatible way.
- FieldBlock: render 'required' and 'aria-describedby' attributes when appropriate
- Ensure options passed to `render` override defaults
- FieldBlock: add test proving options are constructed and passed down
- Allow Telepath's widget rendering to take options
- Include extra accessibility-related attributes in html output
- Resolves missing required attribute on input elements for required fields
- Resolves missing aria-describedby attribute on input element when the field has help text.
- Partial work on #10300
- The `update` util's types are not compatible with future TS v5 adoption.
- This util is simply a wrapper around `Object.assign` and only used in three places.
- Instead use the Object.assign in place for simplicity instead and remove the `update` util.
- Align JS with latest Eslint package updates
- Update configs to ignore new defaults not required in test files
- Update Controller js usage & configs for classProperty naming rules
- Remove eslint ignore directives no longer required due to changed defaults
- Test that uses setTimeout never ran as Tippy relies on `transitionend` events, which JSDom will not dispatch. Rework tests to correctly test this custom event gets dispatched
- Use Stimulus dispatch method for custom event dispatching as the controller name (e.g. 'w-dropdown') will automatically be added, work around TypeScript bug in Stimulus which should be fixed in a future release https://github.com/hotwired/stimulus/issues/642
- Add show/hide methods, pull out options to own get method
- Add unit tests for show/hide, content being in dropdown
- Relates to #10557
- Removes six inline scripts completely, no longer relying on window.headerSearch
- Update the fallback Stimulus Swap controller afterLoad to be a deprecated method
- Add upgrade considerations
- Fix regression from d554cbe310 where manually submitting page search results would load the partial, not full page response
- Closes #9950
- Builds on #9952
- Create a new method `submit` and `submitLazy` to serialise a form's inputs and submit (GET) async to replace content
- Create a lazy version of `replace` and add unit tests for it
- Partial progress on #9950
- Use a console.error spy to avoid the console error bubbling into logs for FieldBlock.test.js (also allows us to confirm an error was thrown)
- Adopt proper approach to 'flush promises' now that API is available for JSDom usage of microtasks/animation frame
- Adapt to new Jest timer mocking approach, use legacy timers in one file as there is not a suitable setTimeout (with zero delay) while also using async await
- `uuid` update is required to avoid import errors - https://github.com/uuidjs/uuid/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md#900-2022-09-05
- Add stubs for window.scrollTo to avoid console errors when running tests
- Filter out warnings for Draftail React warnings, these are unlikely to be resolved anytime soon and add noise to the Jests tests that are unhelpful
- Closes #10043
- Removes the jQuery slide animation so content will be instantly replaced
- Removes the autofocus behaviour on the search fields as this is not helpful for screen readers / keyboard control
- Includes support for `window.header` if provided alongside dynamic adding of data-* attributes if not included
- Base implementation for #9950
- Co-authored-by: sage <laymonage@gmail.com>
- Stimulus CountController content is programatically generated but best to avoid writing HTML accidentally
- ChooserModel field required label should avoid risk of translations with HTML
- Image focal point chooser's label does not need to support HTML
- FieldBlock us using h util but this can be avoided by built in browser escaping when innerText is used
- focal-point-chooser gets value from its set up but we should avoid innerHTML if we can
