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test: move to Vitest 5, add Playwright, and test every lightbox feature in CI - #73
The old Jest tests only checked that the lightbox shell rendered. In jsdom the stage measured 0px wide, so paging, zoom and panning never ran under test. This moves the unit tests to Vitest 5, tests every feature through the events real input produces, adds Playwright tests that drive real browsers, pins the zoom math so a gesture library upgrade can't change it unnoticed, and runs both suites on every PR and every push to master. It also moves the repo to npm, automates releases with Changesets, and brings the library, its tests and the example app to React 19.
What changed
Vitest 5.1 replaces Jest. npm test runs 190 unit tests and fails when coverage drops below 100% of statements, functions and lines, or when more than 2 branches go uncovered.
npm run test:e2e runs 95 Playwright tests in Chromium, Firefox and WebKit, on desktop and mobile, with real mouse, touch, wheel, trackpad and keyboard input.
Zoom, pinch and pan transforms are checked step by step against a small model of today's math, in jsdom and in real Chromium, plus frame-by-frame snapshots at 60fps.
Use-case tests cover how apps embed the lightbox and how people use it. Apps render it in StrictMode, render it on the server and hydrate it, control its navigation, and put two on one page. People use the keyboard and screen readers, prefer reduced motion, browse long pages, open images of any shape, turn their phones, right-click to save, touch beside the images, and flick fast.
tsc checks the public types, and a few flows run against the built dist/index.cjs.js.
CI runs four parallel jobs: changeset, lint (ESLint, Prettier, tsc), test and e2e. .travis.yml goes, since travis-ci.org shut down in 2021.
Codecov tracks both suites. The test job uploads unit coverage under the unit flag. The e2e job records which library lines Chromium runs during the Playwright tests and uploads them under the e2e flag. Upload errors never fail a required job, and Codecov's checks only inform. The README's coverage badge shows the unit figure.
The library supports React 19. It now depends on @react-spring/web 10, which accepts React 16.8 through 19, where version 9 made npm refuse to install the lightbox next to React 19. Two-finger pinch zoom stopped after its first step under React 19, because onDragEnd read a stale isDragging and never reset it; it now always resets it. The tests, the e2e harness and the example run on React 19, with Testing Library 16.
npm replaces Yarn 1, which Changesets 3 no longer supports. package-lock.json keeps every version yarn.lock pinned. npm 11 runs a dependency's install script only once it's approved, so package.json approves husky's.
The example app moves to npm and from Next.js 13.5.4 to 16.4.5. Its file: dependencies are the same symlinks Yarn's link: made, so it uses the library and the library's React, and npm start in the root still hot-reloads into it. Its styles move from styled-components to Tailwind 4, and styled-components leaves both packages. Its inline demo's buttons now change the carousel's images, and its grid images open from the keyboard.
release.yml runs changesets/action v2.1.2 on master. While changesets wait there, it keeps a Version Packages PR up to date, which bumps the version and adds the release to CHANGELOG.md with a _Released YYYY-MM-DD_ line, as in hammer-ui-native. Merging that PR publishes to npm with NPM_TOKEN, then pushes the tag and the GitHub release.
The changeset check fails a PR that has no changeset. A change that needs no release adds an empty one with npx changeset add --empty. This PR carries a minor changeset for React 19 support.
The use-case tests found more gaps, also pinned as expected failures. Focus never moves into the lightbox, Tab reaches the page behind, and nothing has role="dialog". The springs ignore prefers-reduced-motion. Space, and a phone swipe on the header or footer, scroll the page behind. A drag with the right mouse button pages. The fixes come separately.
Touch and trackpad gestures go through Chromium's DevTools protocol, so those tests run in Chromium only. Taps also run on mobile WebKit.
One commit message here claims that pinch zoom fails on touchscreens. A later commit retracts it, because real Chromium disproved it.
CI runs React 19 only. React 18 passed in a scratch copy, so the peer range stays >=16.8.
CHANGELOG.md keeps its hand-written history. Its intro line and its Upcoming section, a 2021 plan for swipe up to close that never shipped, go, since Changesets adds each release right under the title.
The Version Packages PR comes from the workflow's GITHUB_TOKEN, and GitHub doesn't run workflows on PRs that token opens, so its required checks don't start on their own. Merge it with your admin bypass, or close and reopen it to run them. Passing a personal access token or GitHub App token as the action's github-token would fix this.
Blast Radius
The published package changes in two ways. It depends on @react-spring/web 10 instead of 9, so an app that also depends on version 9 itself will install both. And ImagePager's onDragEnd always resets isDragging, which fixes pinch zoom under React 19 and changes nothing under React 18. Everything else is dev tooling, CI and the example app.
Verification
npm test passes 182 unit tests on React 19, with 8 expected failures, at 100% of statements, functions and lines and all but 2 branches. Deliberate breakages of the library source fail it, including changes to zoom speed and the zoom limits. The few that survive change no visible behavior.
npm run test:e2e on React 19, with e2e coverage on as CI runs it, passed every test twice in a row across all 5 browser projects, with no flakes. Each expected failure fails at its own assertion, not in its setup.
In a scratch copy on React 18, the types check, the unit tests pass, and the Chromium and mobile Chromium e2e tests pass, including the pinch tests.
tsc fails when a public type loosens, such as an optional alt. The transformed-parent test fails when the lightbox stops rendering through a portal.
A release rehearsal in a scratch repo: changeset status failed a PR with no changeset and passed one with an empty or a real changeset. npm run ch:version bumped the version and dated its entry above the hand-written ones. npm publish --dry-run built the library and packed the same 19 files as 1.9.0.
The example app builds with Next.js 16.4.5 on React 19, without Next's React 18 deprecation warning. In the browser it opens and pages the lightbox, opens grid images with Enter and Space, changes the inline carousel's images from both buttons, logs no hydration errors, and picks up a library rebuild from npm start without a restart.
After the move to Tailwind, every box measured at 1280x800 on the example page and in its open lightbox matches the styled-components version, as do the hover border and the inline carousel's arrows.
Vitest 5.1 replaces jest, ts-jest, jest-environment-jsdom, @types/jest
and babel-polyfill. `yarn test` runs `vitest run --coverage` and
`yarn test:watch` runs `vitest`.
- Vitest 5 needs vite as a peer, and jsdom provides the test DOM.
- @testing-library/jest-dom moves to ~6.9.1 because 6.1 adds its matcher
types to @vitest/expect, which Vitest 5 no longer ships. 6.10 is a
deprecated release.
- Vitest does not type-check, so tsconfig.json now includes the tests
and `yarn lint:ts` checks them, as ts-jest did during test runs.
- The 7 existing tests only swap `jest.fn` for `vi.fn`.
The built dist is byte-identical to master's.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The old tests only checked that the shell rendered. In jsdom the stage
measured 0px wide, so the pager and images never rendered under test.
The suite now groups 155 tests by feature: opening and closing, paging,
zooming, panning, inline mode and customization, plus unit tests for the
hooks and geometry helpers.
- devices.ts sends the events real input produces. A mouse drag ends
with the browser's click, a touchscreen sends pointer and touch events
per finger, a trackpad sends wheel bursts, and desktop Safari pinches
with gesture events.
- Fake timers drive react-spring's frame loop, so the tests run real
spring physics and check animations mid-flight and at rest.
- helpers.tsx fakes the layout jsdom lacks: the stage size, and an image
box that follows the image's transform.
- Coverage must stay at 100% of statements, functions and lines, with at
most 2 uncovered branches. Those are the `else if (goToIndex < 0)`
checks in ImagePager, which can never be false.
Seven `test.fails` tests assert the desired behavior for known bugs, so
the suite flags each fix: two-finger pinch zoom on touchscreens, where
the pager takes over mid-pinch, plus #17, #52 and #65.
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The workflow runs on pull requests into master and on pushes to master.
It installs from the lockfile, which also builds the library through
`prepare`, then type-checks and runs `yarn test` with the coverage
floor.
travis-ci.org shut down in 2021, so .travis.yml goes and the README
badge points at the new workflow.
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The jsdom suite suggested that two-finger pinch zoom fails on
touchscreens because the pager takes over mid-pinch. Real touch input in
Chromium zooms every time at realistic finger timing. The jsdom harness
ran each animation frame before the next touch event, but browsers run
input handlers before that frame's animation callbacks, which flips the
race.
The two test.fails tests that pinned the bug go, along with the
touch-only browser emulation that only they used. The image's own pinch
handling keeps its jsdom tests, and the Playwright suite pinches with
real touch input.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
jsdom has no layout, no real input and no real animation frames, so some
behavior can only be tested in a browser. `yarn test:e2e` runs 68 tests
against a harness page that renders the lightbox from src/, the way the
README and the example app use it.
- Mouse, wheel and keyboard tests run in Chromium, Firefox and WebKit.
- Touch swipes, two-finger pinches and trackpad pinches drive Chromium
through the DevTools protocol, with explicit event timestamps so
gesture speeds don't depend on the machine.
- Taps also run on mobile WebKit.
- Tests check real layout, page scrolling, image downloads and
animation frames.
Expected failures pin known issues: #17, #52, #54 and #65, plus ctrl +
wheel zoom in desktop Safari, where the gesture library listens for
gesture events instead.
Vitest now collects only the tests in src/, so it skips the Playwright
specs.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A second job installs Chromium, Firefox and WebKit, runs
`yarn test:e2e`, and keeps the HTML report for 14 days.
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TypeScript also loads type packages from parent folders' node_modules,
so a checkout nested inside another one type-checked against foreign
types and passed where CI failed. typeRoots now points at this repo's
node_modules/@types only.
- @types/node covers `process.env` in playwright.config.ts.
- e2e/tsconfig.json adds the dom.iterable lib for spreading NodeLists.
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So that upgrading the gesture library can't change zooming unnoticed,
these tests write today's math down as a small model and check every
step of each gesture against it:
- ctrl + wheel adds 7/1000 of each tick's deltaY.
- Two fingers add 1/250 of how far their spread has changed since the
pinch began.
- Safari's trackpad pinch adds 260/250 of its gesture scale above 1.
- Each step zooms around the cursor or the fingers' midpoint, stops at
3x without moving the image, and springs back to rest below 1x.
- Lifting the fingers or ending a Safari gesture repeats the last step
(#17).
- A pan trails the pointer by the 3px drag threshold, on the side the
drag first crossed it.
Frame-by-frame snapshots at 60fps catch changes the model can't express.
The Playwright suite checks the same model in Chromium with real touch,
wheel and mouse input.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The workflow now has three jobs that run in parallel: lint, test and
e2e. The lint job runs ESLint, Prettier and tsc as separate steps, so a
failure names the check that broke. Before, CI only type-checked, and it
did so inside the test job.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Test it the way apps use it: in StrictMode, rendered on the server and
hydrated, under a parent that vetoes or redirects navigation, with images
swapped while open, at the last image of a looping gallery, and with a
single image.
Expected failures record two gaps: one key press pages every lightbox on
the page (#65), and the springs ignore prefers-reduced-motion.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
tsc checks the types TypeScript users rely on: what an image needs, the
props the lightbox owns, which props are required, and the arrow button
render props. A few flows also run against dist/index.cjs.js, the file
people install.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Cover what people do with a gallery in real browsers: keyboard and screen
reader use, reduced motion, long pages, images of any shape, a broken
image, a transformed parent, turning a phone while zoomed, right clicks
and long presses, touches beside the images, and fast browsing.
Expected failures record the gaps these found:
- Focus stays behind the lightbox, Tab reaches the page behind, and
nothing has role="dialog".
- The springs ignore prefers-reduced-motion.
- Space scrolls the page behind.
- On a phone, a swipe on the header or footer scrolls the page behind.
- A drag with the right mouse button pages.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The test job uploads Vitest's lcov report under the unit flag. With
E2E_COVERAGE set, the Playwright tests record which library lines Chromium
runs, through monocart-coverage-reports and Vite's source maps, and the
e2e job uploads that under the e2e flag. The Vitest thresholds already
hold unit coverage at 100%, so the e2e flag is the new signal.
Upload errors never fail the required jobs, and Codecov's checks only
inform. Vitest now writes to coverage/unit, so it no longer deletes the
e2e report in coverage/e2e. The README gets a coverage badge.
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Once you merge this PR into your default branch, you're all set! Codecov will compare coverage reports and display results in all future pull requests.
Thanks for integrating Codecov - We've got you covered ☂️
Codecov's combined figure merges both reports, and the e2e report marks
the first import line of each file as partly covered, an artifact of how
Vite serves modules in development. The unit figure is the one the
Vitest thresholds enforce.
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Changesets 3, which the current changesets/action needs, no longer
supports Yarn 1. package-lock.json keeps every version yarn.lock pinned,
and the scripts, CI and README now use npm.
npm 11 runs a dependency's install script only once it's approved, so
package.json approves husky's, which installs the git hooks.
The example app's file: dependencies are symlinks, as its link:
dependencies were with Yarn, so it still uses the library and the
library's own React. Next.js goes from 13.5.4 to 16.4.5, which still
supports React 18. An override lets react-photo-gallery, which asks for
React 16, use that React. next.config.mjs sets turbopack.root to the
repository, where the symlinks lead, and next-env.d.ts is no longer
tracked, since Next.js writes a different one for dev and for build.
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The release workflow runs changesets/action on master. While changesets
wait there, it keeps a Version Packages PR up to date, which bumps the
version and adds the release to CHANGELOG.md, dated by
scripts/add-release-dates.mjs as in hammer-ui-native. Merging that PR
publishes to npm with NPM_TOKEN, then pushes the tag and the GitHub
release.
The changeset check fails a PR that has no changeset. A change that
needs no release adds an empty one, as this PR does.
CHANGELOG.md keeps its hand-written history. Its intro line and its
Upcoming section, a 2021 plan for swipe up to close that never shipped,
go, since Changesets adds each release right under the title.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The PR replaces Jest with Vitest, adds Playwright end-to-end tests, and configures GitHub Actions and Changesets for testing and releases. It also updates project documentation and the example app’s npm and Next.js configuration.
Scripts and test configuration switch from Yarn and Jest to npm and Vitest. The example app updates its local dependencies, TypeScript settings, and Next.js configuration. The README updates local development instructions.
Release and CI workflows .changeset/*, .github/workflows/*, .github/codecov.yml, .travis.yml, CHANGELOG.md, README.md, scripts/add-release-dates.*
GitHub Actions workflows add changeset checks, linting, unit and end-to-end tests, coverage uploads, and publishing. Changesets configuration, release documentation, changelog date handling, and Codecov settings are added or updated.
Unit-test support and input simulation src/__tests__/devices.ts, src/__tests__/helpers.tsx, src/__tests__/setup.ts
Shared test utilities add layout mocks, animation controls, and simulated mouse, wheel, touch, Safari gesture, and keyboard input.
Lightbox unit-test coverage src/__tests__/*
Tests cover rendering, embedding, opening and closing, paging, panning, zooming, public types, hooks, utilities, and the published bundle. The previous Lightbox test file and SimpleLightbox fixture are removed.
End-to-end test harness and configuration playwright.config.ts, e2e/coverage.ts, e2e/harness/*, e2e/support.ts, e2e/tsconfig.json, e2e/vite.config.mts
Playwright runs desktop and mobile browser projects against a Vite-served React harness. Test support adds browser input helpers, settling and inspection utilities, and optional Chromium coverage reporting.
End-to-end rendering and interaction checks e2e/accessibility.spec.ts, e2e/ignored-input.spec.ts, e2e/images-and-layout.spec.ts, e2e/inline.spec.ts, e2e/opening-and-closing.spec.ts
Browser tests exercise accessibility expectations, ignored inputs, image loading and layout, inline rendering, and opening and closing behavior. Several tests are marked as expected failures.
End-to-end paging, panning, and zooming e2e/paging.spec.ts, e2e/panning.spec.ts, e2e/zoom-transforms.spec.ts, e2e/zooming.spec.ts
Browser tests exercise paging gestures, image panning, and zoom behavior with mouse, wheel, keyboard, trackpad, and touch input.
The example’s documented install path can prevent local library changes from appearing in the demo, and an existing expected-failure test concern remains open. These bounded issues warrant owner follow-up but do not block merging.
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If settle fails, this test can pass without checking focus. Move the annotation after setup and measurement. Apply the same pattern to the other expected-failure tests.
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- test.fail(true, 'Focus stays on the thumbnail behind the lightbox');
await openWithKeyboard(page);
+ const focusIsInside = await focusIsInLightbox(page);- expect(await focusIsInLightbox(page)).toBe(true);+ test.fail(true, 'Focus stays on the thumbnail behind the lightbox');+ expect(focusIsInside).toBe(true);
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Review comment at @e2e/accessibility.spec.ts at line 38:
Move each expected-failure annotation in the accessibility tests until after
setup and focus measurement complete, including the test using openWithKeyboard
and focusIsInLightbox. This ensures setup or measurement failures remain test
failures rather than being accepted as expected.
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The example app's styles move from styled-components to Tailwind 4
classes, and its ThemeProvider palette becomes Tailwind theme colors in
styles/globals.css. styled-components, styled-normalize and color leave
the example, and styled-components and its types leave the library's
devDependencies, which only kept them for the example.
Tailwind's preflight differs from normalize.css, so the example keeps
normalize's 1.15 line height, gives back the browser defaults its
headings, rule and buttons relied on, sizes three elements by their
content box, and keeps its icons inline on the baseline. Measured at
1280x800, every box on the page and in the open lightbox matches the
styled-components version.
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Review comments at @example/components/GalleryLightbox/components/GridImage.jsx:
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or Space by reusing the existing onClick behavior; prevent Space from scrolling
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"Generate new images" and "Switch Image Array" set images the inline
carousel never read, since it rendered the gallery's images. It now
renders those images, which start as the gallery's so the prerendered
page and the first render in the browser agree.
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@react-spring/web 9 only accepts React up to 18, so npm refused to
install the lightbox next to React 19. It now depends on
@react-spring/web 10, which accepts React 16.8 through 19.
Under React 19, a two-finger touch that started a pager drag ended it
before React re-rendered, so onDragEnd read a stale isDragging, never
reset it, and the image ignored the rest of the pinch. onDragEnd now
always restarts the page springs and resets isDragging.
The library's refs and helpers take React 19's RefObject types, the
tests run on React 19 with Testing Library 16, and the example app, which
shares the library's React, swaps the defaultProps React 19 ignores for
default parameters. React 18 still passes the unit tests and the Chromium
e2e tests.
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A test that called test.fail() first would pass if its setup failed. Each
expected failure now measures first, calls test.fail(), then asserts, so
a broken harness still fails the run.
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Grid images were clickable divs that keyboard users couldn't reach. Each
is now a focusable button that opens on Enter or Space, without Space
scrolling the page, and shows its aquamarine border while focused.
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Addressed the nitpick on e2e/accessibility.spec.ts line 38 in fb850b2. All 14 expected-failure e2e tests now measure first, then call test.fail(), then assert, so a setup failure fails the run instead of counting as the expected failure. Each one now fails at its own assertion in every browser it runs in. Vitest declares test.fails up front, with no way to mark a test partway through, so the unit expected failures stay as they are.
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Why
The old Jest tests only checked that the lightbox shell rendered. In jsdom the stage measured 0px wide, so paging, zoom and panning never ran under test. This moves the unit tests to Vitest 5, tests every feature through the events real input produces, adds Playwright tests that drive real browsers, pins the zoom math so a gesture library upgrade can't change it unnoticed, and runs both suites on every PR and every push to master. It also moves the repo to npm, automates releases with Changesets, and brings the library, its tests and the example app to React 19.
What changed
npm testruns 190 unit tests and fails when coverage drops below 100% of statements, functions and lines, or when more than 2 branches go uncovered.npm run test:e2eruns 95 Playwright tests in Chromium, Firefox and WebKit, on desktop and mobile, with real mouse, touch, wheel, trackpad and keyboard input.dist/index.cjs.js.changeset,lint(ESLint, Prettier, tsc),testande2e..travis.ymlgoes, since travis-ci.org shut down in 2021.testjob uploads unit coverage under theunitflag. Thee2ejob records which library lines Chromium runs during the Playwright tests and uploads them under thee2eflag. Upload errors never fail a required job, and Codecov's checks only inform. The README's coverage badge shows the unit figure.@react-spring/web10, which accepts React 16.8 through 19, where version 9 made npm refuse to install the lightbox next to React 19. Two-finger pinch zoom stopped after its first step under React 19, becauseonDragEndread a staleisDraggingand never reset it; it now always resets it. The tests, the e2e harness and the example run on React 19, with Testing Library 16.package-lock.jsonkeeps every versionyarn.lockpinned. npm 11 runs a dependency's install script only once it's approved, sopackage.jsonapproves husky's.file:dependencies are the same symlinks Yarn'slink:made, so it uses the library and the library's React, andnpm startin the root still hot-reloads into it. Its styles move from styled-components to Tailwind 4, and styled-components leaves both packages. Its inline demo's buttons now change the carousel's images, and its grid images open from the keyboard.release.ymlruns changesets/action v2.1.2 on master. While changesets wait there, it keeps a Version Packages PR up to date, which bumps the version and adds the release to CHANGELOG.md with a_Released YYYY-MM-DD_line, as in hammer-ui-native. Merging that PR publishes to npm withNPM_TOKEN, then pushes the tag and the GitHub release.changesetcheck fails a PR that has no changeset. A change that needs no release adds an empty one withnpx changeset add --empty. This PR carries a minor changeset for React 19 support.Scope
role="dialog". The springs ignoreprefers-reduced-motion. Space, and a phone swipe on the header or footer, scroll the page behind. A drag with the right mouse button pages. The fixes come separately.>=16.8.GITHUB_TOKEN, and GitHub doesn't run workflows on PRs that token opens, so its required checks don't start on their own. Merge it with your admin bypass, or close and reopen it to run them. Passing a personal access token or GitHub App token as the action'sgithub-tokenwould fix this.Blast Radius
The published package changes in two ways. It depends on
@react-spring/web10 instead of 9, so an app that also depends on version 9 itself will install both. AndImagePager'sonDragEndalways resetsisDragging, which fixes pinch zoom under React 19 and changes nothing under React 18. Everything else is dev tooling, CI and the example app.Verification
npm testpasses 182 unit tests on React 19, with 8 expected failures, at 100% of statements, functions and lines and all but 2 branches. Deliberate breakages of the library source fail it, including changes to zoom speed and the zoom limits. The few that survive change no visible behavior.npm run test:e2eon React 19, with e2e coverage on as CI runs it, passed every test twice in a row across all 5 browser projects, with no flakes. Each expected failure fails at its own assertion, not in its setup.alt. The transformed-parent test fails when the lightbox stops rendering through a portal.changeset statusfailed a PR with no changeset and passed one with an empty or a real changeset.npm run ch:versionbumped the version and dated its entry above the hand-written ones.npm publish --dry-runbuilt the library and packed the same 19 files as 1.9.0.npm startwithout a restart.Closes #69
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