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Unit Tests: Resolve @ariakit/utils through its dependents #82756

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20 changes: 14 additions & 6 deletions test/unit/jest.config.js
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Expand Up @@ -38,13 +38,21 @@ const dependenciesToTransform = [
process.env.TZ = 'UTC';

/*
* Resolved rather than hardcoded to `<rootDir>/node_modules`,
* which is empty under non-hoisting installs.
* Resolved hop by hop through its dependents rather than hardcoded to
* `<rootDir>/node_modules`, which is empty under non-hoisting installs.
*/
const ariakitUtilsDir = path.dirname(
require.resolve( '@ariakit/utils/package.json', {
paths: [ path.join( ROOT_DIR, 'packages/components' ) ],
} )
const ariakitUtilsDir = [
'@ariakit/react',
'@ariakit/react-components',
'@ariakit/utils',
].reduce(
( fromDir, packageName ) =>
path.dirname(
require.resolve( `${ packageName }/package.json`, {
paths: [ fromDir ],
} )
),
path.join( ROOT_DIR, 'packages/components' )
);
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@aduth aduth Sep 14, 2026

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Out of curiosity, would findPackageJSON be something that we'd want to use or would help in this situation?

It's one of the features we were waiting for Node.js v24 to be able to start using in places where we currently resolve package.json files.


const commonProjectConfig = {
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