test(HelperText): add unit test coverage and assert exact color classes - #1687
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HelperText was the only remaining public component in packages/ui with zero test coverage (verified across all 45 component folders). It only appeared indirectly through Label's integration test, so its own rendering, color variants, className merging, ref forwarding, and theme overrides were never asserted directly. Adds a dedicated HelperText.test.tsx following the same Rendering / Classname / Ref / Theme structure used by sibling component tests (e.g. Badge, Spinner, Blockquote).
The color it.each test only checked that className was non-empty, which passes even if the color prop had no effect at all (base classes are always present). Assert the specific expected class per color instead, matching the values in theme.ts.
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In `@packages/ui/src/components/HelperText/HelperText.test.tsx`:
- Around line 21-36: Extend the HelperText color test cases in the parameterized
test to include each color’s corresponding dark-mode class, and assert both the
light and dark classes on the rendered element. Update the default gray-color
test similarly to verify its dark-mode class.
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HelperTextwas the only component inpackages/ui/src/componentswith zero dedicated test coverage (verified by comparing.tsxsource files against.test.tsxfiles across all 45 component folders). It only showed up indirectly, rendered insideLabel.test.tsx's integration test, its own rendering, color variants,classNamemerging, ref forwarding, and theme overrides were never asserted directly.Adds
packages/ui/src/components/HelperText/HelperText.test.tsx, following the sameRendering/Classname/Ref/Themestructure used by sibling component tests (Badge,Spinner,Blockquote). No source changes, test-only addition, 12 test cases.Second commit tightens the color-variant assertions: the initial
it.eachonly checked thatclassNamewas non-empty, which passes even if thecolorprop had no effect (base classes are always present). It now asserts the exact color classes instead of a non-empty check, matching the values intheme.ts.Third commit (addressing CodeRabbit review): the color cases now assert each color's dark-mode class (
dark:*) alongside the light-mode class, matchingtheme.ts.No breaking API changes. No props, theme structure, or public API were added, removed, or changed.
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bun run test:coverage— all tests pass, including the 12 newHelperTexttestsbun run lint— 0 errorsbun run typecheck— passesbun run format:check— passesbun run build— passesChangeset: not included. This is a test-only change with no effect on the published package's behavior or public API, so no version bump/changelog entry is warranted per this repo's Changesets convention.
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