I have a test which tests a scenario of a user drag-and-drop on a sortable/dragable list.
It seems that after I upgrade my code to React 19 this test starts failing.
It fails locally in every run and also fail in the CI.
See here:
maplibre/maputnik#1360
When looking at the cypress video it looks like the element is being dragged and dropped, but for some reason it returns to the original position.
When trying to play around with the dragAndDrop method the following seems to solve it:
dragAndDropWithWait: (element: string, targetElement: string) => {
this.helper.get.elementByTestId(element).realMouseDown({ button: "left", position: "center" });
this.helper.get.elementByTestId(element).realMouseMove(0, 10, { position: "center" });
this.helper.get.elementByTestId(targetElement).realMouseMove(0, 0, { position: "center" })
this.helper.when.wait(1); // seems like adding a wait of 1ms is enough to make the test pass, I tried it with different values. and also different places in this method, this is the only one needed and this is the minimal time.
this.helper.get.elementByTestId(targetElement).realMouseUp();
This code is basically the same as the code in this library besides the wait call.
Let me know how you would like to proceed with the above information.
I have a test which tests a scenario of a user drag-and-drop on a sortable/dragable list.
It seems that after I upgrade my code to React 19 this test starts failing.
It fails locally in every run and also fail in the CI.
See here:
maplibre/maputnik#1360
When looking at the cypress video it looks like the element is being dragged and dropped, but for some reason it returns to the original position.
When trying to play around with the dragAndDrop method the following seems to solve it:
This code is basically the same as the code in this library besides the wait call.
Let me know how you would like to proceed with the above information.