Keycodes: Test modifiers for keyboard event as exclusive set#20733
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@rgembalik If you're willing, could you test to see if this fixes the issue you described in #17870? You can test it at: http://gutenberg.run/20733 |
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@aduth Thanks for letting me know. I haven't tested the issue on exactly the same environment before (Gutenberg.run), but I can confirm, that under the environment you sent me it all works as expected for Chrome, Edge and IE11. |
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Fixes #17870
This pull request seeks to improve the logic for
@wordpress/keycodesisKeyboardEventto test expected modifiers as exclusively the same as those reported by the given event. See the test case added in 3f88808 as an example of a result which would previously have returnedtrueforisKeyboardEvent.primarywith a key event for CtrlShiftm.Also included are updates to test cases of non-
primarymodifiers, where previously the tests were always asserting against the result ofisKeyboardEvent.primary. See 05bd721 for specific changes. Notably, the tests foraccessexpected modifiers were inconsistent with the actual implementation and needed to be updated. I deferred to the current implementation as the "expected" result, though I am not entirely clear what an "access" modifier is, so I'd appreciate a second set of eyes.Testing Instructions:
Ensure unit tests pass:
Repeat Steps to Reproduce from #17870, ensuring that the Ctrl+A "Select All" behavior is not triggered in response to a AltGrA key combination.