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Fix imprecise tooltip positioning in PollListItem #31157
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Fix imprecise tooltip positioning in PollListItem
Mirzaian e3781c7
Fix linting
Mirzaian e122119
Update test snapshots for tooltip positioning fix
Mirzaian 8f3a603
Add test tooltip mouse events for coverage
Mirzaian c434980
Simplify tooltip hover test
Mirzaian 2b2bb34
Verify tooltip text appears in hover test
Mirzaian 67c7f06
Fix properly verify tooltip visiblity
Mirzaian 6d4cd71
Update PoolListItem snapshot with aria-label
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I just tested and, annoyingly, it looks like the test you copied from doesn't actually work, in that the assertion that the tooltip is visible passes even without hovering. I think this is because floating-ui hides the tooltip by positioning it offscreen or something. This means this is actually quite difficult to test. Writing a playwright test might be an option, or possibly mocking the tooltip component to remove that from the equation and just assert that it's been passed open=true. Possibly you could test manually for the tooltip position or classes, although this would be quite fragile. Sorry, this seems to be the classic case of pulling one tiny thread and a bunch of stuff unravelling.