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What: add asyncWrapper config
Why: At first glance you're probably thinking: "Oh no, no no. No way." But think for a moment that react-testing-library can't just export its own
wait*APIs and make everything work, because thefindBy*queries all use thewaitForElementAPI that's exposed by dom-testing-library (not the one that would be wrapped by react-testing-library), so we have two options:findBy*query that exists today and keep that updated in the future if new queries are ever added. This would include wrappingwithin/getQueriesForElementso thefindBy*queries from those are are wrapped. In addition to wrapping all thewait*utilities.wait*APIs as this PR doesI don't like either of those solutions, but I dislike solution 2 WAY less.
How:
Add a config option called
asyncWrapperand wrap all thewait*APIs in that. The default just calls the callback so there's no real cost to doing it this way. I've tested this locally with and without my changes to react-testing-library and it works great (so people using a new dom-testing-library and an old react-testing-library will be fine). When I update react-testing-library I'll make sure to add a version bump to dom-testing-library so we don't wind up with the opposite situation.Checklist: