When using a preset we need to keep in mind that the transformation
paths are relative to the preset, not the consuming package. We get
around this by using `<rootDir>` in the transform paths. However,
doing this means fixing the root directory for all of the jest tests.
This keeps the tests working in the same way but lets us fix the
preset too.
* Clean up created pages and posts
* Move tax tests so that they run last
* Improve locators
* Changelog
* Improve locators
* Improve locator on heading
* Change assertions to look for alert text
* Change assertion to look for text
* Update locators
* Update locator
* Update alternate elements
* Specify first order amount
* Update locator
* Changelog
* Increase reliability of checkout test
* Update a few locators
* Remove .slice()
* Add some console output to checkout test
* Make command palette tests Mac-compatible
* Added update for why download test flaky
* Improvements to checkout tax tests
* Add changelog
* Assert on range of prices
* Improve the regex for matching the price
* Changelog
* Clean up locator
* Unskip analytics tests
* Remove logging statements
* Update variations selector
* Remove comment
* Fix disable block tests
* Remove skipped legacy coupon page test
* Account for multiple products in test
* Cleaned up some console.logs
* Added specificity to locator
* Better price parsing
* Fix cart block shipping test
* Fix syntax error
* Update Playwright, fix logic error
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Co-authored-by: Jon Lane <jon.lane@automattic.com>
Having an explicit `"files"` definition will allow us to fingerprint
dependencies in `wireit` more granularly. This avoids problems
that can be caused by different source files and directories that
trigger a rebuild in a dependee before a dependent finishes.
Fixes some issues where pagination and filters were not persisting in the DB log list table view after running a bulk action. Also adds a way to customize the number of log entries shown per page.
Fixes#39359
Christopher Allford
Jonathan Lane
Leif Singer
Corey McKrill
Ron Rennick
Nathan Silveira