Noticed this while looking at these `act` warnings. I didn't manage to
solve those, but at least this makes the tests more consistent with
current docs.
In the upgrade I managed to dust off some tests that I'd been skipping
for quite a while. It turns out one of them was pointing out a real
problem: in the network error case, we didn't display the error to the
user properly. It's really sad this reaches our code as a `TypeError`,
but it is what it is.
* update `msw` 0.49 -> 1.x. (2.x is out now, but small steps.)
* wrap some `jest.{runOnlyPendingTimers,advanceTimersByTime}` calls
in `act`.
* extend a timeout that had no slack at all
This gives much better information to the UI layer, getting rid of a
whole troubleshooting guide entry. See #119#132#218#219
I also restructured the code in anticipation of a new WebSocket event
stream (#40).
No problems seen so far.
msw version 0.46.0 is advertised as supporting ts v4.8, so I updated
them together, even though tests seemed to pass without the msw update.
This had stuff like
`node_modules/@babel/core/node_modules/@babel/code-frame` that I don't
think is right. I think the lockfile version upgrade went badly.
I was struggling to upgrade the version of mui stuff (material and date
picker). I'm hoping getting rid of the deprecated stuff eases this a
bit.
I don't love that I can't just use sx on plain HTML stuff and have to
wrap it in Box, but oh well. Looks like I'm not alone, fwiw.
https://github.com/mui/material-ui/issues/23220
This keeps a coarser-grained `toplevel` property rather than `user`
and `session`. It also synthesizes a `streams` field within it with ids.
This makes it easier to put the streams in the URL by id.
I had to disable more of the Login tests to get this to work.
Frustrating, but I just can't figure out how to fake jest timers,
msw, and the testing libraries to all get along anymore.
For whatever reason, these aren't caught in my current setup. I'm trying
to upgrade the whole frontend mess (typescript version, react-scripts
version) and they're caught then.
