✨ Quality: improve useList sort method test coverage - #67
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Added new test cases to `useList.test.ts` to cover edge cases in the `sort` method: - Handling of equal values to ensure stability. - Pushing `null` and `undefined` values to the end of the list. These additions ensure 100% branch and statement coverage for `useList.tsx`.
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- Added test cases for sorting equal values and null/undefined values in `useList`. - Reached 100% branch and statement coverage for `useList.tsx`. - Updated quality journal with sorting test learnings. - Fixed a CI type checking failure by replacing an unused `@ts-expect-error` with a type cast.
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💡 What: Improved test coverage for the
useListhook'ssortmethod.🎯 Why: The
sortmethod had uncovered branches for handling equal values and null/undefined values.📊 Impact: Ensures the sorting logic is robust and handles edge cases consistently, reaching 100% coverage for
useList.tsx.✅ Verification: Ran
pnpm test:coverageand confirmed 100% coverage forlib/hooks/useList.tsx. Ranpnpm linton the modified test file.PR created automatically by Jules for task 16311542506430601527 started by @galiprandi