
Worked on the epam/ketcher repository to refactor the Reaction Auto-mapping Tool’s test suite, focusing on improving test isolation and reliability. By removing direct page dependencies from the tests, the developer enabled more deterministic and maintainable test cases, which reduces flakiness and streamlines future maintenance. This technical approach, implemented using TypeScript and front end development skills, enhanced the overall code health and laid the foundation for faster, more robust CI cycles. Although no user-facing features were released during this period, the work addressed core testing infrastructure, supporting more reliable releases and improving the development workflow for the entire project.
June 2026 focused on stabilizing the test suite for epam/ketcher by refactoring the Reaction Auto-mapping Tool test isolation. The refactor removes direct page dependencies, resulting in isolated, deterministic tests, improved reliability, and easier maintenance. This work lays groundwork for faster CI cycles and more robust releases. No major user-facing features were delivered this month beyond test infrastructure improvements, but the changes significantly reduce flaky tests and uplift code health across the repository.
June 2026 focused on stabilizing the test suite for epam/ketcher by refactoring the Reaction Auto-mapping Tool test isolation. The refactor removes direct page dependencies, resulting in isolated, deterministic tests, improved reliability, and easier maintenance. This work lays groundwork for faster CI cycles and more robust releases. No major user-facing features were delivered this month beyond test infrastructure improvements, but the changes significantly reduce flaky tests and uplift code health across the repository.

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