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Closes #35752
Closes #36082

What I did

Add Vitest 5 support to @storybook/addon-vitest and upgrade the repository's development runner, browser packages, and coverage providers to ^5.0.0 (locked to 5.0.1).

Vitest 5 joins suite and test names with >. The selected-child-test filter chooses the separator using the installed Vitest major, preserving older versions' behavior. Reporters import types from vitest/node and vitest. The backend uses standalone() when available and falls back to init() for older supported versions, initializing without running tests. The custom coverage reporter supports both default-import and legacy CommonJS loading.

Remove the unused @vitest/runner dependency and optional peer. Repository test migrations add Vitest DOM matchers, replace the removed test.sequential call, move nested mocks to module scope, reset only the required filesystem spies, and load real Prettier implementations in formatter tests. Formatter snapshots now verify actual formatted output. The temporary Yarn release-age exceptions have been removed.

Generated Storybook projects retain extends: true so application aliases and framework plugins remain available, including the Svelte compiler plugin. Unit-only setup belongs on the unit project. Config-resolution regressions load generated files and verify that shared plugins and aliases reach both projects while unit-project setup stays isolated, for both existing projects and conversion of a single test config. Documentation explains explicit isolation and global coverage settings.

Validation

  • Rebuilt Storybook core and addon-vitest; both affected package typechecks passed.
  • 188 addon unit tests passed on Vitest 5.0.1.
  • 131 tests passed across the three core files that previously failed in CI.
  • 40 addon Chromium story tests passed.
  • Formatting, targeted lint, docs validation, and dependency deduplication checks passed. Lint reports existing warnings.
  • Restarted the internal Storybook UI at port 6006 and verified HTTP 200.
  • The full repository test run was attempted but stopped after a docgen worker ran out of memory and the run stopped making progress. CLI and browser-mock failures caused by sandbox restrictions were rerun with the required access: all 25 tests passed. A clean full-suite run and the framework sandbox matrix remain outstanding.

Earlier compatibility smoke checks exercised the backend with Vitest 3.2.4, 4.0.0, and 5.0.0, discovering a test without executing it. These checks do not establish full addon/browser compatibility on older versions. Manual selected-child filtering, watch reruns, and coverage-toggle QA remain appropriate before merging.

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Testing

The changes in this PR are covered in the following automated tests:

  • stories
  • unit tests
  • integration tests
  • end-to-end tests

Manual testing

  1. Install dependencies with yarn and browser binaries with yarn playwright install chromium.
  2. Compile with yarn nx run-many -t compile.
  3. Run the addon unit suite:
    yarn vitest run --config code/addons/vitest/vitest.config.ts code/addons/vitest/src
  4. Run the addon browser stories:
    yarn vitest run --config code/vitest.config.storybook.ts code/addons/vitest/src/components
  5. Start the internal UI with cd code && yarn storybook:ui, then open http://localhost:6006/.
  6. Add the addon to an existing Vitest config with shared framework plugins and aliases at the root and unit-only setup on the unit project. Verify the generated Storybook project has extends: true, inherits the shared Vite configuration, and does not load the unit project's setup. Repeat starting from a single-project config. Run generated Svelte and Vue story tests to check framework plugin inheritance.
  7. In a Storybook configured with the Vitest addon, select one child story test and verify only that test runs. Repeat with the parent story selected, then check an all-tests run, a watch rerun after editing a story, and the coverage toggle.

If global Yarn is unavailable, invoke the repository's bundled Yarn with node .yarn/releases/yarn-4.18.0.cjs from the repository root.

Documentation

  • Add or update documentation reflecting your changes
  • If you are deprecating/removing a feature, make sure to update MIGRATION.md

Checklist for Maintainers

  • Select the appropriate CI sandbox matrix.
  • Declare whether release QA is needed.
  • Apply the appropriate change label.

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@PaulMest PaulMest changed the title Addon Vitest: support Vitest 5 Addon Vitest: Support Vitest 5 Sep 8, 2026
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Linked this PR to #35752 and corrected the title capitalization reported by Danger.

Could a maintainer add the required change, CI, and QA labels? Suggested labels: bug, ci:normal, and qa:needed. My fork account cannot apply labels to this repository. The CircleCI trigger was skipped without a CI label, so upstream test results are not available yet. The local validation results and remaining QA steps are in the PR description.

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Walkthrough

The repository upgrades Vitest dependencies to version 5 and updates the Vitest addon for version-dependent initialization and test-name matching. It adds configuration integration tests, revises Vitest guidance, and adjusts repository tests for Vitest-compatible matchers and APIs.

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Vitest 5 compatibility

Layer / File(s) Summary
Vitest dependency updates
package.json, code/package.json, scripts/package.json, code/addons/vitest/package.json, AGENTS.md
Vitest and related browser and coverage packages move from 4.x to 5.x. The addon removes @vitest/runner references. AGENTS.md documents the Vitest version and a Yarn fallback command.
Version-aware addon manager
code/addons/vitest/src/node/vitest-manager.ts, code/addons/vitest/src/node/test-manager.test.ts, code/addons/vitest/src/node/reporter.ts, code/addons/vitest/src/node/coverage-reporter.ts, code/addons/vitest/src/node/coverage-reporter.test.ts, code/addons/vitest/src/vitest-plugin/agent-telemetry-reporter.ts
The manager uses standalone() when available and selects the test-name separator based on the Vitest major version. Tests cover Vitest 4 and 5 paths. Reporter imports and the coverage reporter export are updated, and a subprocess test checks coverage reporting through supported loaders.
Vitest project configuration
code/addons/vitest/src/updateVitestFile.config.4.test.ts, docs/writing-tests/integrations/vitest-addon/index.mdx
Integration tests check generated project settings, including setup-file isolation and shared plugins and aliases. The documentation describes inherited settings, project-level configuration, and coverage behavior.
Repository test compatibility
code/addons/a11y/src/components/*, code/addons/links/src/react/components/link.test.tsx, code/core/src/preview-api/modules/preview-web/WebView.test.ts, code/renderers/vue3/src/__tests__/composeStories/portable-stories.test.ts, code/renderers/react/src/componentManifest/generator.react-docgen-typescript.test.ts, code/core/src/common/js-package-manager/PNPMProxy.catalog.test.ts, code/core/src/common/utils/formatter.test.ts, code/core/src/manager-api/tests/stories.test.ts, code/lib/create-storybook/src/services/ProjectTypeService.test.ts
Tests load Vitest-specific DOM matchers and adjust mock resets, actual-module imports, status-store mocking, and non-concurrent execution. One test comment is removed.

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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 2a00a

Direct test runs from a clean checkout can fail before the new coverage checks execute. Add the compile prerequisite and correct the status-store mock before merging.

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Thanks @PaulMest — reviewed the full diff. This is the right shape for both #36082 and #35752, and the isolation finding makes the extends: false pin correct even independent of the Vitest 5 default change:

  • The reproduction (root unit-test setup files and plugins leaking into the Storybook project via extends: true, breaking story tests) is exactly the failure mode the isolation pin prevents — and it predates v5.
  • Scope is right: only Storybook-generated entries flip to extends: false (all 26 config-generation snapshots updated); the wrapped user project keeps extends: true, and existing user configs are never rewritten.
  • Version-gated test-name separator (' > ' on v5, ' ' before) is covered for both formats; standalone() with the init() fallback is asserted to initialize without running tests on 3.2.4/4.0.0.
  • Reporter imports move off the removed vitest/reporters entry point with TaskMeta inlined — matches the v5 surface. Dropping the unused @vitest/runner optional peer is correct.
  • The docs rewrite of the isolation FAQ describes the new behavior and the viteFinal escape hatch accurately.

Before merge:

  1. CI: the normal-generated workflow failed at the Check for dedupe step — yarn.lock carries 18 packages dedupable with the highest strategy (stale against next since Sep 15). A yarn dedupe + lockfile commit should turn the tier green; unit tests, sandboxes, knip, and e2e were skipped behind it, so the Vitest 5 runtime changes haven't been exercised upstream yet.
  2. Coverage: the addon injects its coverage reporter at runtime in startVitest, so addon-driven coverage is unaffected, but a user running vitest --project=storybook --coverage directly no longer inherits root coverage config. Acceptable tradeoff in my view; worth a docs sentence if cheap.
  3. The repo-wide dev upgrade to Vitest 5.0.0 is bundled here. Fine to keep together given the scoped npmPreapprovedPackages exception — reminder to drop it after the seven-day cooldown.

Leaving this as a comment review (not approval) until the QA pass in the checklist runs: selected-child filtering, watch rerun, coverage toggle.

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Obvious Code Review

Verdict: COMMENT — no blocking findings

Summary

  • Blocker: 0
  • High: 0
  • Medium: 0
  • Suggestion: 1

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  • code/addons/vitest/src/node/coverage-reporter.ts:50 — Pin the dual coverage-reporter export contract (default + 'module.exports') with a unit test; no test currently references this module, and coverage loading depends on both exports surviving the build.

Addon Vitest 5 support was reviewed across the full peer range (^3 || ^4 || ^5): the standalone()/init() feature-detected fallback, the major-based test-name separator, the type-import migration off the removed vitest/reporters/@vitest/runner entry points, and the dual-loading coverage reporter all check out. Verified Reporter (vitest/node) and TaskMeta (vitest root) exports exist on Vitest 3.2.4, 4.0.0, and 5.0.1, and that v5's coverage provider still loads custom reporters via istanbul-lib-report's require-based path. Docs and PR body match the final extends: true template approach.


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Addressed the coverage-reporter test suggestion in the Obvious review with commit 2a00a49. The new regression tests launch fresh Node processes and load the built package through legacy istanbul-reports.create and Vitest 5's @vitest/istanbul-lib-report.createAsync, asserting the reported coverage summary and configured watermarks.

I also checked the tests by temporarily removing each built export: removing default fails only the Vitest 5 case; removing module.exports fails only the legacy case. Both exports are restored. One correction to the review's supporting explanation: the installed Vitest 5.0.1 coverage provider uses createAsync, not the legacy require-based path.

Validation: all 190 addon tests pass, plus the addon typecheck, targeted lint, formatting, docs validation, dependency deduplication check, and commit hooks.

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Obvious Code Review — Pass 2

Verdict: COMMENT — zero findings.

  • Blocker: 0 · High: 0 · Medium: 0 · Suggestion: 0
  • The prior Suggestion (pin the coverage reporter's dual export contract with a test) is resolved by coverage-reporter.test.ts.
  • Verified locally on this PR tree: rebuilt addon-vitest and ran the new built-loader test — 2/2 passed under Vitest 5.0.1 (both the Vitest 3/4 require('istanbul-reports').create path and the Vitest 5 @vitest/istanbul-lib-report.createAsync path). Confirmed Vitest 5's coverage providers load custom reporters via createAsync, which requires the ESM default export this PR adds — so the export default is required, not just future-proofing.
  • Docs clarification (root globalSetup and root plugin hooks still run with extends: false; unit-only global setup belongs on the unit project) is accurate for Vitest 3/4/5.

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Rebased onto latest next (d1b14a14bdb) and pushed head 9e33b960560 with force-with-lease.

  • db78da23776 adapts the compatibility harness to the current store API and stricter scripts checks: uses the exported headless initializer, sends the story index through its channel event, narrows optional values, and packages the Vite builder’s required iframe input asset. The lockfile was regenerated from the latest base and deduplicated.
  • 9e33b960560 focuses an open dialog before pressing Escape and waits for it to be hidden. The failed Angular Controls trace showed the auto-open color picker intercepting the Controls-tab click; the old helper sent Escape to whichever element held focus and allowed only one second for dismissal.

Validation: all 46 packages compile; core/addon-vitest/scripts checks pass; 225 addon tests pass; formatting and relevant lint pass. The existing select/multiselect double-space E2E tests passed ten repeated cases against an isolated real React Storybook using the repository’s Controls stories. Real Vitest 4.0.0 and 5.0.1 browser matrices also pass startup, filtering, coverage restarts, watch failure/recovery, CLI coverage, and lifecycle assertions. The matching Angular CI rerun is still needed; local validation does not claim to reproduce every Angular retry. The internal UI was restarted after the checks.

The +57 KB CLI package report remains unconfirmed as a PR regression: the rebased PR has no changes under code/lib/cli-storybook, and the published analyzer has no CLI option corresponding to the report’s cli__metafile link. That link falls back to another dataset, so it cannot substantiate attribution. Let the new post-rebase benchmark establish current results before making a speculative bundle change.

Previously reported mutation/CRAP limitations remain open for maintainer guidance. Vue story-docs remains the separate follow-up agreed earlier.

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Fixed the latest CI failures in two separate commits:

  • 2ac499f026f: wrap the two top-level core type-assertion files in named Vitest test cases. Reproduced both “No test suite found” errors before the fix; afterward all 10 core type-test files pass (55 assertions, no type errors). The broader core suite also passes: 411 files, 5,790 tests.
  • bd87999a890: await Angular's hash initializer before constructing Analog's plugins for Angular 22.2 and later 22.x releases. The resolver starts from Analog's package so it initializes the same Angular build dependency that Analog's transformer uses. Angular 21 and 22.0/22.1 remain outside this workaround; their published packages lack the new hash module.

The Angular failure reproduces with a standalone @angular/build@22.2.0 JavaScriptTransformer, without Storybook or Vitest. Awaiting its initializer fixes that probe. A second probe imports the compiled Storybook Angular-Vite preset with real Angular 22.2 and Analog 2.7.5 dependencies and successfully runs the actual optimizer on Angular core.

Validation: 573 Angular-Vite tests pass; core and Angular-Vite typechecks and compilation pass; formatting and targeted lint pass. The internal Storybook UI was rebuilt and restarted successfully at port 6006. The complete Angular sandbox builds still need confirmation from the fresh CI run; the local optimizer probe covers the specific failing transformation, not the full sandbox build.

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Addressed the remaining concrete CI failures in two commits:

  • ad28d8c9c5a: update Angular-Vite's development dependency and the CLI's installed Analog range to ^2.7.5, and require Analog >=2.7.5 as a framework peer. Analog 2.5.2 passes Angular 22's SourceFileCache to code that expects a Map, causing cache.has is not a function; 2.7.5 uses a separate TypeScript Map. The selected version was published September 25 at 00:21 UTC and has cleared the repository's seven-day cooldown. The lockfile resolves this range to 2.7.5.
  • b4344f531b0: give the complete onboarding E2E flow 60 seconds and reset onboardingSurvey through the live manager checklist store before opening onboarding. Remove the disk-cache/global-settings deletion: the running server has already loaded its checklist, so deleting files cannot reset it. The TanStack trace shows the original attempt completed survey submission and reached the final story before its 30-second budget expired; retries then skipped the already-completed survey and waited for absent checkboxes.

Validation:

  • A real Angular 22.2 + Analog 2.5.2 compiler probe reproduces the exact cache.has failure. Analog 2.7.5 passes compiler startup and component transformation in both development and Vitest/test modes.
  • All 573 Angular-Vite tests, 76 Angular migration tests, and 7 focused core Angular helper tests pass.
  • Core and Angular-Vite typechecks and compilation pass; formatting, targeted lint, and package lint pass.
  • The existing onboarding E2E flow passes three consecutive runs (18.9 seconds total) against an isolated React fixture seeded with a completed survey. Each run creates a story and submits the survey. This validates the shared flow and retry-state fix; it is not a full TanStack sandbox run.
  • The internal Storybook UI was rebuilt and restarted successfully at http://localhost:6006/.

Fresh CI still needs to confirm the complete Angular and TanStack sandboxes. Human Core/Developer Experience approval and the pending Chromatic checks remain merge prerequisites. Vitest stays locked at 5.0.1; 5.0.2 has not yet cleared cooldown at the time of this update.

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Hey @PaulMest, thanks for all the work on this. The PR has grown large and now mixes several changes. That makes it hard to review, and we want to merge Vitest 5 support before the 11.0 beta on 2 Nov. Could you split it?

  1. One PR with only the addon changes for Vitest 5:
  2. A second PR that upgrades the repo to Vitest 5, with the test changes that needs.
  3. The Analog / Angular-Vite fix and the onboarding e2e fix, each in their own PR, if they are still needed on next.

Let's keep extends: true for the generated Storybook project for the time being. We can address this separately if necessary.

The mutation and CRAP scores from the review bot are not required for this, we can address that separately.

If you prefer, we can do the split ourselves. Your commits keep your name as the author. Let me know what works for you.

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Hey @PaulMest, thanks for all the work on this. The PR has grown large and now mixes several changes. That makes it hard to review, and we want to merge Vitest 5 support before the 11.0 beta on 2 Nov. Could you split it?

  1. One PR with only the addon changes for Vitest 5:

  2. A second PR that upgrades the repo to Vitest 5, with the test changes that needs.

  3. The Analog / Angular-Vite fix and the onboarding e2e fix, each in their own PR, if they are still needed on next.

Let's keep extends: true for the generated Storybook project for the time being. We can address this separately if necessary.

The mutation and CRAP scores from the review bot are not required for this, we can address that separately.

If you prefer, we can do the split ourselves. Your commits keep your name as the author. Let me know what works for you.

Hi there! I've taken a stab at your requests. I'm leaning into AI to help do this on nights/weekends. If it's easier for you/your team to just do what you want, you're welcome to close my PRs and take it from here.

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Thanks a lot @PaulMest, this is exactly what we needed. The split makes the changes much easier to review, and your validation notes helped a lot.

I approved all three PRs (#36671, #36672 and #36673) and left a few small suggestions. You don't need to do anything for those, we'll apply them ourselves and take it from here. Your PRs stay open so the work keeps your name.

We'll close this PR once the new ones are merged.

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Closing this now that #36671, #36672 and #36673 are merged. Thanks again @PaulMest!

The remaining useful parts of this PR are carried over, with you as the commit author:

The Angular 22.2 initializeHash() change is not needed anymore: Analog 2.7.3 and later call it themselves, and our peer range is >=2.7.3. The mutation and CRAP scripts are left out, as mentioned before.

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