enzyme: Not able to get to actions via props() via shallow

prior to redux 7:

it('contains expected actions', () => {
  const homePage = shallow(<HomePageContainer store={store} />);
  
 expect(homePage.props().fetchFeaturedCompanies).to.exist;
  expect(homePage.props().fetchCompanies).to.exist;
});

after Redux 7 I don’t think you can just pass in store as a prop anymore. I thought that they added back that ability? I don’t remember where they landed with that.

So since I was getting an error that store is not a property, I had to wrap this in a garbage provider to even get this to compile again after upgrading Redux:

But after doing so, TS complains that store is not a prop:

it('contains expected actions', () => {
  const homePage = shallow(<Provider store={store}><HomePageContainer /></Provider>);

  expect(homePage.props().fetchFeaturedCompanies).to.exist;
  expect(homePage.props().fetchCompanies).to.exist;
});

expected undefined to exist

Here’s yet another old test that tries to get to an action via props

  it('fetches companies', async () => {
    mockGet('/api/v1/companies', {});

    const homePage = shallow(<HomePageContainer store={store} />);
    await homePage.props().fetchCompanies();
    const newState = store.getState();

    expect(newState.company.companies).to.exist;
    expect(newState.company.featuredCompanies).to.not.exist;
  });

so it no longer is able to get at props this way or something after Redux 7?

Sigh it’s been a while, totally forgot this thread https://github.com/reduxjs/react-redux/issues/1161

can anyone fill me in on the above, if this is even possible in Redux 7 both sending in a store as a prop and also being able to access actions like this as my existing tests were doing with props()?

My preference is:

• not to go through UI wiring like button clicks
• not to use mount

I like testing the surface area via props.