django.git/js_tests/admin/RelatedObjectLookups.test.js, branch stable/5.2.x

[5.2.x] Fixed #36284, Refs #31170 -- Ensured related lookup popups are closed properly.

2025-04-01T16:55:05Z

In the admin, when selecting related objects via the helpers defined in `RelatedObjectLookups.js`, the `dismissRelatedLookupPopup` function was attempting to access `window.relatedWindows`, which does not exist in real execution, causing related lookup popups to remain open. This change ensures that this code correctly accesses the module-local `relatedWindows` by explicitly assigning it to `window.relatedWindows`. Regression in 91bebf1adb43561b54bac18e76224759dc70acb3. Thanks Matthias Kestenholz for the report, the fix ideas, and testing. Co-authored-by: Matthias Kestenholz Backport of a245604277eb9edeba234dacf199890766462709 from main.

[5.2.x] Fixed #31170 -- Added change event trigger to dismissRelatedLookupPopup.

2025-02-18T09:36:33Z

Backport of 51398f8bd568a6324a8cafe20c068d0974913ad5 from main.

[5.2.x] Refs #31170 -- Added JavaScript tests for RelatedObjectLookups.js.

2025-02-18T09:35:56Z

Backport of 91bebf1adb43561b54bac18e76224759dc70acb3 from main.

Refs #31032 -- Removed unsupported browsers workarounds and comments in admin's JavaScript.

2020-03-23T05:19:10Z

Since 8b30360322d4de6687e17ab267a856db4e3c78a6, the admin documentation is explicit that only modern evergreen browsers are supported. This allows removing several long standing workarounds for IE and Opera older versions. Since 2013, Opera is based on the Chromium blink engine.

Bumped minimum ESLint version to 6.8.0.

2020-03-16T05:20:22Z

Updated to QUnit 2.0.1.

2016-12-19T17:43:47Z

Refs #25165 -- Removed unnecessary HTML unescaping in admin add/edit popups.

2016-01-08T23:24:04Z

Because we now load data into the page via JSON, we don't need to unescape it anymore.

Added linting for JavaScript tests.

2015-09-02T17:52:38Z

DEP 0003 -- Added JavaScript unit tests.

2015-07-01T01:04:16Z

Setup QUnit, added tests, and measured test coverage. Thanks to Nick Sanford for the initial tests.