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- FIXED: some mountpoints may have no label (Windows) fixes#83
- FIXED: left panel language didn't update on lang change, fixes#80
- FIXED: resizing the window could crop the left panel, fixes#81
- FIXED: borders display bugs, fixes#84
- FIXED: do not show forbidden cursor over the status bar, fixes#86
- UPDATED: theme image un readme file, fixes#85
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### End to End testing
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End to end tests are using Cypress and are in the separate `e2e` directory:
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End to end tests are using Cypress and are in the separate `e2e` directory. You must install & configure Cypress before running E2E tests. This needs to be done one once using the following commands:
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```shell
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cd e2e
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cd e2e&& npm install &&cd ..
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```
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The first time you run the tests, you also need to install cypress dependencies:
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This will create a new Electron-Explorer in the `build-e2e` directory.
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You may also type `npm run watch` if you want to rebuild automatically the e2e build after a change has been detected inside the sources.
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For React-Explorer to run without Electron, a local webserver needs to be started before running the tests:
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