Month: 2025-04 — Skyscanner/backpack-ios Key features delivered: - CardList: Expand and Accessory Rendering Enhancements - Adds an optional expansion-change callback to enable logging; refines accessory view visibility so the accessory is present but selectively visible, hiding it when there are fewer elements than the minimum required. - Introduces a new example (Stack - Accessory Expand Hidden) and a regression test to verify the expand button hides when appropriate. - Commits: 2bfa97ea7393c830b6ca1dbb85e0ce14b11bbf3f; a62b6739c8ce417bed34a45d08fc8a23dc3bc39b; 8167f081358576ff5bdce600d1abf0c296776c1e (OGM-3468) - CardList: Conditional Expand Button Visibility and Test Coverage - Renders the expand button only when there are more items to display; updates snapshot tests to cover dark/light/RTL configurations. - Commits: 79ec7a0c412361624078081022b3c9dd509ef3a1; f4b217baf6814f0b0e9781cb06d64c3de2e23fa8 (OGM-3468) Major bugs fixed: - Stabilized CardList expand behavior by preventing conflicts with other button types and enforcing the minimum-elements condition to hide the expand button when not needed; expanded test coverage ensures regressions are caught (corresponding commits listed above). Overall impact and accomplishments: - Improves user experience by eliminating unnecessary UI controls when items are limited, enhances observability through a logging callback, and increases reliability across configurations (dark mode, RTL). - Demonstrates end-to-end delivery from feature development to test coverage, snapshot validation, and documentation through examples. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - iOS/Swift development, CardList component architecture, regression and snapshot testing, accessibility considerations, dark mode and RTL support, and expanded test coverage.