Prior to this version, ng-packgr had a bad glob pattern that would process all readme files, even those in the node_modules directory. Combine this with hoisted dependencies with pnpm and you have a very bad time.
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- Improves the developer message when generating a test app to include
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CSS is not copied from the `core/` package when running each respective
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- Copies the global styles from the `core/` package to each respective
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the initial command is ran. This just avoids a scenario of the global
styles being updated and the developer _not_ running a `pnpm build`
prior to running `pnpm build.watch` and the global styles not being
reflected in the framework package.
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React and React Router packages do not build correctly on Windows
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As part of https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-framework/pull/28146, we
allowed text wrapping inside of `ion-item` for accessibility purposes.
One of the behaviors we added was to allow start, default, and end
slotted containers to wrap to the next line to align with the iOS spec.
However, this decision was based on an incorrect assumption.
The following screenshot shows the Settings app on iOS:
| default scale | 310% scale |
| - | - |
| <img width="1170" alt="Frame 4"
src="https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-framework/assets/2721089/462ef153-a060-41c8-9a00-f0aad17839be">
| <img width="1170" alt="Frame 5"
src="https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-framework/assets/2721089/f047f880-7b80-4710-939b-96da075fbbf9">
|
At the default scale, the blue icon is in the iOS equivalent of the
"start" slot, "Bluetooth" is in the default slot, and "On" is in the
"end" slot. We incorrectly assumed the same markup was true when scaling
the text up. However, at 310% scale the icon, "Bluetooth" text, and "On"
text all become part of the default slot in a single container that
wraps. You can tell because the bottom border runs underneath the blue
icon at 310% whereas it does not at the default scale. This allows the
text to wrap underneath the blue icon. When we originally implemented
#28146 we thought that this meant the start, default, and end slot
containers should wrap to the next line.
I further validated this behavior by creating an app with Swift UI. I
created a list of items where each item has the native equivalent of a
checkbox in the `start` slot and multiple `ion-labels` in the default
slot of the item:
| Default Scale | 310% Scale |
| - | - |
|
|
|
The content within each label wraps within the container, but the
containers themselves never wrap to the next line.
Demo code:
```swift
import SwiftUI
struct ContentView: View {
struct Item: Identifiable, Hashable {
let id = UUID()
}
private var items = [
Item(),
Item(),
Item(),
Item(),
Item()
]
@State private var multiSelection = Set<UUID>()
var body: some View {
NavigationView {
List(items, selection: $multiSelection) {_ in
HStack {
Text("Column 1 with really long text")
Text("Column 2 with really long text")
Text("Column 3 with really long text")
Text("Column 4 with really long text")
}
}
.toolbar { EditButton() }
}
Text("\(multiSelection.count) selections")
}
}
#Preview {
ContentView()
}
```
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- This PR removes the ability for the start, default, and end slot
containers to wrap to the next line. This behavior aligns with
pre-v7.6.0 behaviors. The containers inside of the default slot will not
wrap to the next line. However, content within each container (such as
text within an `ion-label`) will continue to wrap to meet the team's
accessibility requirements.
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- [x] No
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The `IonPicker` tests in the React app were skipped due to a Stencil bug
that has since been resolved.
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Tests re-enabled.
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All the E2E tests are run when performing the "Update Reference
Screenshots" GitHub actions.
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- All E2E tests still run as default.
- The GH action has the option to run a specific component instead of
all tests.
- A specified component has the option to run all tests that include the
component's name in the file path
- A specified component has the option to run all tests that are in the
component's folder
- If a single component is selected, then the default is to only run
tests inside it's folder.
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How to test:
1. Create a new branch based off this one
2. Make a style change
3. Push it to the new branch
4. Update the reference images using the new branch
5. This will show you all the options
Recommended to test:
- a component with the ion prefix (`ion-button`)
- a component without the prefix (`button`)
- a component that doesn't exist (`random-component`)
- no provided component, leave the first input blank
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When navigated via tab-key, the ion-item is not highlighted correctly
after switching from button=false to button=true.
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Now, when dynamically changing the the `button` option to `True`,
there's a `@watch` callback that will make sure the internal
`isFocusable` `@state` will be updated.
- A new unit test was added to item/test. As there was still any unit
test for the `ion-item`, a new files was created - `item.spec.tsx`
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There are some tests that use Playwright's `waitForSelector`
[function](https://playwright.dev/docs/api/class-page#page-wait-for-selector).
However, Playwright has informed the community to not use this function
by labeling it as
[discouraged](https://playwright.dev/docs/api/class-page#page-wait-for-selector).
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- Replaced `waitForSelector` with the
[recommended](https://playwright.dev/docs/api/class-page#page-wait-for-selector)
`waitFor`
[function](https://playwright.dev/docs/api/class-locator#locator-wait-for).
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N/A
This script was used to aid in the test of local version of
`@ionic/angular`. However, these instructions have been replaced by the
instructions in `packages/angular/test/README.md`. This PR removes the
old script.
The token I was using didn't have the correct permissions, and I need to
figure out how to generate a new token (I don't think I have access to
the account where these tokens live). For now, I'm going to hard code
the team members until I can figure out the token access out.
To make it easy for the team to quickly triage issues, we'd like to
automatically assign issues to team members at random. This PR use
https://github.com/marketplace/actions/auto-assign-issue to assign 1
member of the `framework` GitHub team to be the person to triage.
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When an Accordion is inside an Accordion Group, and the Accordion Group
is enabled and not readonly but the Accordion is disabled and/or
readonly, it is possible to navigate to the accordion and open it using
the keyboard. This should not be allowed, just like opening it on click
is not allowed.
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- A disabled Accordion inside an Accordion Group may not be opened via
the keyboard.
- A readonly Accordion inside an Accordion Group may not be opened via
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As part of https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-framework/pull/26976 I
fixed an issue where `pointer-events: none` was not applied until after
the menu open gesture finishes. This resolved a bug where scrolling was
latching after the menu gesture starts.
However, I did not account for the edge case where scrolling latches
_before_ `pointer-events: none` is applied in the DOM. Since scrolling
has already latched then `pointer-events: none` does not change the
scrolling behavior. This can happen if a user swipes up and to the right
from the left edge of the screen.
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- `overflow-y: hidden` is now applied to the scrollable content which
will interrupt any scrolling when the menu is open.
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Testing:
This bug fixes a timing issue where scrolling latches on the main
content as the menu tries to open. As a result, I am unable to write
reliable automated tests for this. Reviewers should perform the
following test on iOS and Android physical devices:
1. Open `src/components/menu/test/basic`.
2. Add enough elements to the main page content such that it scrolls (I
added a list with items).
3. On each device, attempt to scroll the main content while also opening
the menu on the starting edge of the screen.
Scrolling on the main content should not happen if the menu opens.
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The main `ion-content` inside of a popover is not scrollable. Instead,
the `.popover-viewport` container is scrolled because certain styles no
longer applied once we moved popover to the Shadow DOM. This bug
impacted the linked issue because it meant that the infinite scroll
inside of the content never fires (since the content never scrolls).
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- The `.popover-viewport` rule now targets slotted content with
the`.popover-viewport` class. This class is added to the root node that
is slotted. This enables us to target the user's content in the light
dom.
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Publishing GitHub releases for each nightly is creating more noise than
the team would like. As a result, we are going to stop publishing the
GitHub release. However, nightly builds will continue to automatically
release. Developers can look at the commits in `main` to determine if a
commit is in a nightly build:
https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-framework
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There are two issues causing Ionic Vue apps to not behave as intended
with certain versions of Vue:
1. In Vue 3.3 a [breaking change
shipped](https://github.com/vuejs/core/issues/9916) that changes the
default behavior of the `watch` inside of IonRouterOutlet to be a
shallow watcher instead of a deep watcher. This caused the router outlet
to not consistent re-render. While the change was later reverted by the
Vue team, they expressed that the change [may re-land in a future minor
release](https://github.com/vuejs/core/issues/9965#issuecomment-1875067499).
As a result, we will need to account for this inside of Ionic.
2. In Vue 3.2 a [custom elements improvement
shipped](https://github.com/vuejs/core/blob/main/changelogs/CHANGELOG-3.2.md#3238-2022-08-30)
that changed how custom elements are referred to in VNodes.
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- The affected `watch` call now is now explicitly a deep watcher. This
change is backwards compatible as well as forward compatible with
upcoming Vue changes.
- Updated IonTabs to account for the new VNode behavior for custom
elements. Ionic still supports version of Vue that do not have this
improvement, so we need to account for both behaviors for now. I also
added a tech debt ticket to remove the old checks when we drop support
for older versions of Vue.
- Updated E2E test dependencies. During this update some of our tests
needed to be updated to account for newer versions of Vue/Vitest.
Overall I was able to simplify a lot of our tests as a result.
I plan to add renovatebot to these E2E test apps, but I will handle that
in a separate PR.
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- [x] No
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Note: Both of the issues cause tests to fail when using the latest
dependencies in the Vue E2E test app. However, I need to use the latest
dependencies so I can demonstrate that my changes do fix the reported
issues. As a result, I have both fixes in the same PR.
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We animate to the new date when the value is changed, but we do not
account for multiple selection. This behavior is valuable for when the
value is set asynchronously on a different month than what it shown.
However, this is confusing when there are multiple dates selected in
different months, because we do not reasonably know which date to
animate to.
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Datetime no longer animates to the new value if more than one date is
selected, and the selected dates aren't all in the same month.
An alternative strategy would be to always animate unless one of the
selected dates is in the month currently being viewed. However, this
would still mean guessing at which value the user wants to see, which we
are trying to avoid.
Based on this PR:
https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-framework/pull/28605
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