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Add act documentation #6901

Closed jackpope closed 5 months ago

jackpope commented 5 months ago

Content from legacy docs https://legacy.reactjs.org/docs/test-utils.html#act

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rickhanlonii commented 5 months ago

Can you update this to match our other Reference pages?

The top section should be a one-line short description, followed by a psudoish code example, and a TOC:

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Then a Reference with a short example, parameters, returns, and caveats

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Then a usage section with headings that explain the use case and are visible in the right sidebar:

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Then a troubleshooting section:

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We can defer the troubleshooting section, but it would include things like not using await or not setting the IS_ACT_ENV global.

rickhanlonii commented 5 months ago

And can we change the base branch to main? Since this was added to 18.3, it should be added to those docs. I'll merge it into the v19 branch

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