@testing-library/react version 11.2.2 introduces a subtle but significant update compared to version 11.2.1, focusing primarily on dependency improvements. The key difference lies in the upgraded @testing-library/dom dependency, moving from version 7.27.1 to 7.28.1. This update likely encompasses bug fixes and potentially new features within the underlying DOM manipulation and querying utilities used by @testing-library/react. While developers may not directly interact with @testing-library/dom, this indirect upgrade ensures a more robust and reliable testing environment. Furthermore, the unpacked size of the package has slightly increased, suggesting minor additions or modifications within the codebase. Both versions maintain identical peer dependencies on react and react-dom, ensuring compatibility with existing React 17 projects. Developers can continue to leverage the library's focus on encouraging good testing practices by writing tests that resemble how users interact with their React components. These changes aim to improve the stability and reliability of React component testing, ensuring developers spend less time debugging testing infrastructure and more time building features. The core principles of the library remain consistent: provide simple and complete utilities that promote accessible and maintainable testing strategies for React applications.
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