This task pertains to planning what tests will need to be written to suit the below goals, and not the actual writing of the tests themselves.
Provided BrowserContainer is the full width of the viewport (i.e. the wrapper for your app, and accuratley reflects the browser's width), AppBreakpoint JS and bp() mixins ought to emulate DDBreakpoints behaviour with full backwards-compatibility.
It'd be great to back-up this claim with a sub-set of tests in our Cypress integration test suit that explicitly verifies and tests for this backwards-compatibilitly.
Parallel task to #10
This task pertains to planning what tests will need to be written to suit the below goals, and not the actual writing of the tests themselves.
Provided BrowserContainer is the full width of the viewport (i.e. the wrapper for your app, and accuratley reflects the browser's width), AppBreakpoint JS and bp() mixins ought to emulate DDBreakpoints behaviour with full backwards-compatibility.
It'd be great to back-up this claim with a sub-set of tests in our Cypress integration test suit that explicitly verifies and tests for this backwards-compatibilitly.