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When checking to see if there was an existing test file for useUpdateFragment, we found that tests exists but were in a spec file whose name had not yet been updated to reflect the recently changed name of the hook.
…ginal state. This simplifies the developer experience in the scenario where an update is dispatched and needs to be rolled back (as in the case of optimistic UI patterns). An object is returned so that it can be expanded later to also include redo and undo functions, as described in issue thoughtbot#214.
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What
Contributes to, but does not fully resolve, #214 (split off just the reset behavior, still need redo and undo behavior).
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I made the change to the hook by hand and chose what kinds of tests to add, but I utilized Claude Code to generate the unit tests themselves (for speed, during the Ruby Conf '26 hack day). I reviewed them in detail and they do what I want them to.