A11y | Bump design-system for D2 split divider - #46
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Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Point the submodule at the merged Split Panel divider name and 24px target. Characterization locks the English aria-label and 24px hit area. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe design-system subproject now points to the D2 revision. The accessibility characterization test verifies the split-panel divider label and 24px target sizing through divider padding and minimum height. The resolution plan records A8 and D2 as merged and identifies D1 as pending. Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The update adds the named D2 divider while preserving keyboard resizing and existing integration behavior. The characterization test should be tightened so a future design-system pin cannot satisfy the checks with unrelated markup or CSS, but this is a bounded follow-up risk and the change is otherwise mergeable with owner awareness. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
Full details: Out of Scope Changes checkExplanation The changes remain within scope. They update the design-system reference, add the required characterization test, and record the stated A8 issue-map status without introducing unrelated application widget changes. Comment |
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In `@test/a11y-characterization.test.js`:
- Around line 286-295: Update the accessibility assertions in the test to scope
JavaScript checks to the divider’s own resize-panel statement, and scope all CSS
checks to the .split-panel-divider rule. Assert the divider has the expected
24px horizontal and vertical minimum dimensions, padding, and box-sizing so the
test verifies a named pointer target of at least 24×24 CSS pixels.
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| assert.match(js, /['"]Resize reference panel['"]/); | ||
| assert.match(js, /setAttribute\('aria-label'/); | ||
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| const css = read('public/design-system/components/split-panel/split-panel.css'); | ||
| const container = css.match(/\.split-panel-container\s*\{[^}]+\}/); | ||
| assert.ok(container, 'container rule exists'); | ||
| assert.doesNotMatch(container[0], /min-width:\s*24px/); | ||
| assert.doesNotMatch(container[0], /min-height:\s*24px/); | ||
| assert.match(css, /padding:\s*0 10px/); | ||
| assert.match(css, /\.split-panel-divider\s*\{[\s\S]*?min-height:\s*24px/); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Bind the assertions to the divider contract.
The JavaScript checks match independent source fragments. An unrelated label string and a separate setAttribute('aria-label', ...) call can satisfy them without naming the divider.
The CSS checks have the same gap. The padding assertion is not scoped to .split-panel-divider, and the min-height pattern can match a later rule. The test also does not verify the divider’s horizontal size or box-sizing, so it does not prove a 24×24 target.
Match the owning JavaScript statement and CSS block. Assert the declarations that produce at least 24px on both axes.
This follows the PR objective for a named, at least 24×24 CSS pixel pointer target.
Suggested test tightening
- assert.match(js, /['"]Resize reference panel['"]/);
- assert.match(js, /setAttribute\('aria-label'/);
+ assert.match(
+ js,
+ /setAttribute\(\s*['"]aria-label['"]\s*,\s*[^)]*['"]Resize reference panel['"]\s*\)/
+ );
- assert.match(css, /padding:\s*0 10px/);
- assert.match(css, /\.split-panel-divider\s*\{[\s\S]*?min-height:\s*24px/);
+ const divider = css.match(/\.split-panel-divider\s*\{([^}]*)\}/);
+ assert.ok(divider, 'divider rule exists');
+ assert.match(divider[1], /padding:\s*0 10px/);
+ assert.match(divider[1], /min-height:\s*24px/);
+ assert.match(divider[1], /box-sizing:\s*content-box/);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@test/a11y-characterization.test.js` around lines 286 - 295, Update the
accessibility assertions in the test to scope JavaScript checks to the divider’s
own resize-panel statement, and scope all CSS checks to the .split-panel-divider
rule. Assert the divider has the expected 24px horizontal and vertical minimum
dimensions, padding, and box-sizing so the test verifies a named pointer target
of at least 24×24 CSS pixels.
Summary
Closes #29. This app now consumes the design-system D2 Split Panel divider (named, ≥24×24 CSS px pointer target). Keyboard resize is unchanged.
Also records A8 as closed (PR #44) on the issue map. That number is not on the D2 or bump rows.
Changes
Submodule
public/design-systempoints atd0604a8(DS PR #30). No app widget changes.Characterization locks the English
aria-label(“Resize reference panel”) and the 24px hit-area CSS so a later submodule pin cannot drop D2 silently.Test plan
npm test(includes D2 characterization)npm run a11y:cion a dedicated examples port (color-contraststayed 5;shell-split-markdownlight and dark had 0 violations)/playwithside-content-markdown-table.md, confirm the divider name and that arrow keys still resize