[Strawman] Use react-dom's test suite

[ManasJayanth]

WIP. I'm looking for feedback, overall viability and other concerns. Basic idea: Map react-dom to react-dom-lite using jest's module mapper. Running yarn test-rdl inside react would run only react-dom tests, with react-dom resolving to react-dom-lite.

[jquense]

nice! I don't have much familiarity with git submodules, except that folks say they are hard to work with and should be avoided (no idea if that's relevant here).

My other thought for doing this was to maybe manually pull the repo and copy the test files into a react-tests folder periodically. Might be easy than worrying about submodules (especially for others contributing), WDYT?

[ManasJayanth]

pull the repo and copy the test files into a react-tests folder periodically. Might be easy than worrying about submodules

Completely agreed. Just that I'm exploring ways to do it with a tool. Hate the fact that it has to be git submodules

especially for others contributing

Ideally they must not be touched by anyone else. I'm hoping react's tests would serve like es6's test262

[jquense]

Ideally they must not be touched by anyone else. I'm hoping react's tests would serve like es6's test262

yeah, tho if we use submodules that won't be the case, you need to somewhat aware of them to even properly clone the repo yeah?

I was thinking build a script that git clones react into a tmp folder, cp react-dom//tests into vendor-tests or something

[ManasJayanth]

I was thinking build a script that git clones react into a tmp folder, cp react-dom//tests into vendor-tests or something

Seems like a good idea. But I dont understand what you mean by

yeah, tho if we use submodules that won't be the case, you need to somewhat aware of them to even properly clone the repo yeah?

[ManasJayanth]

Closing this. Superseded by PR #18