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Allow .contextType on class based components #100

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Hi all,

the patch posted on enzymejs/enzyme#2189 adds support for class based components that pass the context via .contextType. This is the part of the patch that applies to react-shallow-renderer.

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@unverbraucht shouldn't it be checking for elementType.contextType instead of element.contextType?

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this._rendering = true;
this._element = element;
this._context = getMaskedContext(elementType.contextTypes, context);
this._context = element.contextType
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@unverbraucht shouldn't it be checking for elementType.contextType instead of element.contextType?

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I'm not sure, the approach in the PR worked for me. I'm afraid I can't test it anymore, we moved away from react-shallow-renderer completely on the project.

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Fair point if you've already moved on, which is what I'm already planning to do. However, I just confirmed that, while element.contextType is not defined, elementType.contextType is. Hopefully this little tidbit will help someone, even if this PR is never updated and merged.

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@ljharb I'm willing to update this PR since it's a blocker for enzymejs/enzyme#2554. Operational wise, how should we do it? A branch on my fork? Another PR?

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@pablopalacios please post a link to a branch on your fork - NOT a separate PR - and i can pull its changes into this PR. Thanks!

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@unverbraucht @dcpesses after adding some tests, I tried both versions. elementType is the right one (and the one that makes sense since we extract the legacy context from it as well).

Co-authored-by: Kevin Read <me@kevin-read.com>
Co-authored-by: Pablo Palacios <pablo.palacios@holidaycheck.com>
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ljharb commented Oct 7, 2022

@pablopalacios i've updated the PR, but there's still no tests or anything.

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@ljharb I've updated my branch with the tests. I also renamed the tests that are using the legacy contextTypes property.

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