React Hooks: What's going to happen to my tests?
Read OriginalThis article addresses a common concern when migrating to React Hooks: what happens to existing tests? It explains that tests relying on component instances (like `.instance()` or `.state()` in Enzyme) will break. It provides a solution by demonstrating how to write tests using React Testing Library that avoid implementation details, ensuring they continue to pass after refactoring a class component to a function component with Hooks.
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