test: replace omnichannel enterprise menus e2e test with unit tests - #42113
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WalkthroughChangesThe PR updates sidebar subscriber handling, adds unit coverage for core and enterprise sidebar behavior, and removes the replaced enterprise relogin end-to-end test. Sidebar testing
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~15 minutes Change: Other Suggested labels: Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The focused unit tests cover the replaced sidebar registration and feature-toggle behavior; no merge-blocking issue remains. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@apps/meteor/client/lib/createSidebarItems.spec.ts`:
- Around line 20-22: Update createSidebarItems to maintain independent callbacks
for all active subscribers instead of a single shared updateCb, and remove only
the callback belonging to each unsubscribe operation. Extend the test around
subscribeToSidebarItems to register two listeners, verify both are notified,
unsubscribe one, and verify only the remaining listener is notified afterward.
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`@apps/meteor/client/lib/omnichannel/livechatEnterprise/livechatSideNavItems.spec.ts`:
- Around line 60-76: Update the permission callback assertions in the side-nav
items test to mock hasPermission and hasAtLeastOnePermission as returning true,
then assert each callback in itemsByLabel returns true while retaining the
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| const { registerSidebarItem, getSidebarItems, subscribeToSidebarItems } = createSidebarItems(); | ||
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| const unsubscribe = subscribeToSidebarItems(listener); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Notify every active sidebar subscriber.
useSyncExternalStore receives one subscription callback per consumer, so the store must support multiple active subscriptions. createSidebarItems overwrites updateCb, and any unsubscribe clears the shared callback. The current single-listener test does not detect either regression. Store callbacks independently and test both listeners before and after unsubscribing one.
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In `@apps/meteor/client/lib/createSidebarItems.spec.ts` around lines 20 - 22,
Update createSidebarItems to maintain independent callbacks for all active
subscribers instead of a single shared updateCb, and remove only the callback
belonging to each unsubscribe operation. Extend the test around
subscribeToSidebarItems to register two listeners, verify both are notified,
unsubscribe one, and verify only the remaining listener is notified afterward.
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<violation number="1" location="apps/meteor/client/lib/omnichannel/livechatEnterprise/livechatSideNavItems.spec.ts:96">
P2: The test 'should support re-registration after logout and login' never performs a logout or login: it only calls registerLivechatEnterpriseSidebarItems()/unregisterLivechatEnterpriseSidebarItems() directly, so it passes even if the wiring that triggers these on auth changes (startup/livechatEnterprise.ts onToggledFeature handlers) is broken. Since this PR removes the E2E test that covered that real flow, the user-visible behavior (enterprise items disappearing after logout, reappearing after login) is no longer tested anywhere. Rename the test to describe what it actually verifies (repeated register/unregister cycles) and add coverage that exercises the feature-toggle wiring, or keep a lighter E2E test for the login/logout transition.</violation>
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P2: The test 'should support re-registration after logout and login' never performs a logout or login: it only calls registerLivechatEnterpriseSidebarItems()/unregisterLivechatEnterpriseSidebarItems() directly, so it passes even if the wiring that triggers these on auth changes (startup/livechatEnterprise.ts onToggledFeature handlers) is broken. Since this PR removes the E2E test that covered that real flow, the user-visible behavior (enterprise items disappearing after logout, reappearing after login) is no longer tested anywhere. Rename the test to describe what it actually verifies (repeated register/unregister cycles) and add coverage that exercises the feature-toggle wiring, or keep a lighter E2E test for the login/logout transition.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At apps/meteor/client/lib/omnichannel/livechatEnterprise/livechatSideNavItems.spec.ts, line 96:
<comment>The test 'should support re-registration after logout and login' never performs a logout or login: it only calls registerLivechatEnterpriseSidebarItems()/unregisterLivechatEnterpriseSidebarItems() directly, so it passes even if the wiring that triggers these on auth changes (startup/livechatEnterprise.ts onToggledFeature handlers) is broken. Since this PR removes the E2E test that covered that real flow, the user-visible behavior (enterprise items disappearing after logout, reappearing after login) is no longer tested anywhere. Rename the test to describe what it actually verifies (repeated register/unregister cycles) and add coverage that exercises the feature-toggle wiring, or keep a lighter E2E test for the login/logout transition.</comment>
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+ it('should support re-registration after logout and login', () => {
+ registerLivechatEnterpriseSidebarItems();
+ expect(registerOmnichannelSidebarItem).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(7);
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Fixed in f1fd26e. A new startup/livechatEnterprise.spec.ts imports the real startup module, captures the livechat-enterprise handlers registered with onToggledFeature, invokes both asynchronous up and down paths, and verifies registration and unregistration. Together with the direct cycle test, this covers both wiring and behavior. All 17 focused tests pass.
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Addressed review feedback: multiple independent subscribers in createSidebarItems, new-array-reference assertion on unregister, permission callbacks now assert their return values, and the re-registration test was renamed + documented to reflect what it covers (feature-toggle wiring stays thin). |
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Current head Could a maintainer approve the pending CI and code-scanning workflows, then apply the required milestone/project and |
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1 issue found across 2 files (changes from recent commits).
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P2: The test title says the sidebar items are registered/unregistered "as the licensed feature is toggled", but `onToggledFeature` is mocked away and no feature is ever toggled — the test only manually calls the captured `up`/`down` handlers and asserts they invoke the mocked register/unregister functions. The actual license-state→handler decision (`onToggledFeature('livechat-enterprise')` firing `up` when the license is present and `down` when it is not) was covered by the removed E2E test and is now untested anywhere, so a regression in that path would go undetected. Rename the test to state it verifies the handler wiring (e.g., "invokes register/unregister from the feature-toggle handlers") and, if the toggle path is intentionally out of scope, call that out explicitly rather than implying it is covered.</violation>
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P2: The test title says the sidebar items are registered/unregistered "as the licensed feature is toggled", but onToggledFeature is mocked away and no feature is ever toggled — the test only manually calls the captured up/down handlers and asserts they invoke the mocked register/unregister functions. The actual license-state→handler decision (onToggledFeature('livechat-enterprise') firing up when the license is present and down when it is not) was covered by the removed E2E test and is now untested anywhere, so a regression in that path would go undetected. Rename the test to state it verifies the handler wiring (e.g., "invokes register/unregister from the feature-toggle handlers") and, if the toggle path is intentionally out of scope, call that out explicitly rather than implying it is covered.
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<comment>The test title says the sidebar items are registered/unregistered "as the licensed feature is toggled", but `onToggledFeature` is mocked away and no feature is ever toggled — the test only manually calls the captured `up`/`down` handlers and asserts they invoke the mocked register/unregister functions. The actual license-state→handler decision (`onToggledFeature('livechat-enterprise')` firing `up` when the license is present and `down` when it is not) was covered by the removed E2E test and is now untested anywhere, so a regression in that path would go undetected. Rename the test to state it verifies the handler wiring (e.g., "invokes register/unregister from the feature-toggle handlers") and, if the toggle path is intentionally out of scope, call that out explicitly rather than implying it is covered.</comment>
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+describe('livechat enterprise startup', () => {
+ it('registers and unregisters sidebar items as the licensed feature is toggled', async () => {
+ expect(onToggledFeature).toHaveBeenCalledWith(
+ 'livechat-enterprise',
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| it('registers and unregisters sidebar items as the licensed feature is toggled', async () => { | |
| it('invokes register/unregister from the feature-toggle handlers', async () => { |
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Proposed changes
Replaces the slow browser E2E test
omnichannel-enterprise-menus-logout.spec.ts, which was marked for replacement, with focused unit coverage of the same sidebar lifecycle.livechat-enterprisestartup feature-toggle wiring, including its asynchronousupanddownhandlers, so logout/login re-registration remains covered after removing the E2E test.Issue(s)
Closes #42081
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Result on the current head: 3 suites and 17 tests passed.
This changes tests and the sidebar store implementation only, so it does not require a package changeset.
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