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Really all I want is instructions on wrapping the component under test in the redux provider that don’t presume I’m using Kent’s library. It should show how to

Really all I want is instructions on wrapping the component under test in the redux provider that don’t presume I’m using Kent’s library. It should show how to wrap, not how to call RTLs proprietary helper function. I’m not arguing that you’re violating anyone’s “rights” here, I’m arguing some of these trends feel like nepotism. The fact Redux and React are seemingly abandoning official support of Enzyme, after years of recommending it, after some of its users have written 100s of thousands of tests, is my issue, and I feel like is directly related the article about "trends" OP posted about.

mchandler06 6y ago
You've been on this crusade for over a year. There's a thread on reddit between you and @acemarke from May 21, 2019 on this exact topic. In that time, have you stopped to consider that perhaps the incredibly narrow "legacy maintenance" use case you've been bandying about (which isn't enough to justify dedicated documentation space in a project that isn't enzyme) and your overly insulting insinuations about the authors of popular libraries are not a winning combination?