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@nibretu nibretu commented Jun 23, 2026

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(https://.github.io/react_decompose/)

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I am requesting changes because there are still test-blocking CSS issues that prevent the task from being fully completed. Functionally and structurally, your decomposition is solid: App is split into Welcome, Header, Article, and Navigation, each in its own folder with its own CSS and export default, and there is no real violation of the “empty lines between components” checklist item. However, the Cypress tests reveal critical style mismatches: in Article.css, the .article selector must explicitly match what Article.spec.jsx checks (e.g. padding-left: 32px and margin-bottom: 78.4px, as indicated by the failing test around line 29), and in Header.css, .header__title must have font-weight: 700; to satisfy Header.spec.jsx (line 29–31 area). These missing or mismatched styles are considered critical because they directly cause test failures and break the requirements defined by the specs.

To fix this, update your CSS so that the exact properties and pixel values expected by the tests are present on the correct selectors, then re-run the test suite (npm test or the Cypress command used in the task) and ensure everything passes. The extra blank line comments you received about App.jsx and Article.jsx are minor and not actually blocking, but you can still adjust spacing if you want to follow the style guide more closely. Once the CSS is aligned with the test expectations and all tests pass, your solution will be in great shape, because the overall structure and component decomposition are already well done.


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Comment thread src/App.jsx
import Article from './components/Article/Article';
import './App.css';
// Move each BEM block to a separate component (file) and import them here

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This violates checklist item #1: "[CODE STYLE] - Don't overuse empty lines between components." The extra blank line before function App() matches the "BAD EXAMPLE" pattern with unnecessary spacing around components.

// Create an Article function returning the HTML of article block

// Add a default export statement for Article component to use it in the other files
import React from 'react';

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This violates checklist item #1: Don't overuse empty lines between components. There is an extra blank line between the imports and the App component definition that matches the "BAD EXAMPLE" pattern more than the "GOOD EXAMPLE". Consider tightening the spacing so components/imports are grouped without superfluous blank lines.

Comment on lines +14 to +17
<Navigation />
</header>
);
}

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This violates the expectations from Header.spec.jsx: the test on line 29 checks that .header__title has font-weight: '700', but .header__title here has no font-weight defined. Add font-weight: 700; to match the test requirements.

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Well done!

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