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Fix issue finding nested SFCs by constructor in mount #274

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This fixes an issue where calling .find with an SFC constructor/function would fail to return instances of the the SFC in the tree.

This seems like a round-about way of getting at this. Is there a better way?

Fixes #262

@@ -19,6 +19,10 @@ export function internalInstance(inst) {
inst[internalInstanceKey(inst)];
}

export function isFunctionalComponent(inst) {
return inst.constructor.name === 'StatelessComponent';
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will inst.constructor always exist?

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Provided what is passed to the function is an instance, yes, I think it will have a constructor.

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let's maybe fence this with inst && inst.constructor && anyway? I intend on using this in several places, and it seems possible for us to pass null in at some point...

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@lelandrichardson @ljharb I've constructed a fence!

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I've updated this with a different (correct-er) solution and another test.

@@ -249,8 +255,7 @@ function findAllInRenderedTreeInternal(inst, test) {
const internal = internalInstance(inst);
return findAllInRenderedTreeInternal(internal, test);
}

const publicInst = inst.getPublicInstance();
const publicInst = inst.getPublicInstance() || inst._instance;
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should the _instance stuff be moved into getPublicInstance?

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I believe .getPublicInstance is a private method in React itself, which always returns null for SFCs, thus we fall back to ._instance.

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ah ok, if it's a react method then we certainly can't fix that :-) LGTM

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@iancmyers think you can rebase?

This fixes an issue where calling `.find` with an SFC constructor/
function would fail to return instances of the the SFC in the tree.

Fixes enzymejs#262
lelandrichardson added a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 21, 2016
Fix issue finding nested SFCs by constructor in mount
@lelandrichardson lelandrichardson merged commit a31dbd3 into enzymejs:master Mar 21, 2016
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wrapper.find() cannot retrieve stateless components
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