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ExUnit-native JavaScript and TypeScript tests through Volt.Test.ExUnit.install/1; mix test remains the single test entry point.
volt:test runtime with describe, test/it, skip/todo modifiers, hooks, async tests, test.each, describe.each, and common expect matchers.
Browser JavaScript tests with browser: true through PlaywrightEx.
Strict JSONCodec result contracts for JavaScript test metadata, failures, and file results.
OXC-backed source line discovery for registered JavaScript tests.
JavaScript/TypeScript test fixture sigils in Volt.Test.Sigils.
Phoenix example app tests that showcase Volt's Vitest-like test API.
Browser dogfood coverage for Volt client overlay, preload, hot-context, and style-update runtime helpers.
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Organized Volt TypeScript runtime and declaration files by purpose under priv/ts and priv/types.
Split Volt test runtime TypeScript into focused modules.
Split large builder and dev-server test files into feature-focused test modules.
Mutable/generated test fixtures now use temporary directories instead of persistent fixture roots.
Type-aware JavaScript checks keep Oxlint-shaped :rules config while avoiding unsupported tsgolint rules.
Solid runtime bundling now uses explicit Node builtin shims instead of a global CommonJS require preamble.
Development HMR client and CSS update support now use shared bundled client modules.
Fixed
Playwright integration tests can use the local node_modules/.bin/playwright executable.
Phoenix example integration tests prepare example Mix/npm dependencies before asserting vendor and production build behavior.
Browser console forwarding now decodes payloads through a strict JSONCodec contract.
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