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Adds unit tests to Catalog actions #875
Adds unit tests to Catalog actions #875
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Scrolling the window is a concern of the UI, not the action handler. See the corresponding change in
category.js
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Having
window.scrollTo()
in this particular action was a bit arbitrary—it only covered this one use case—but I don't actually think there's anything wrong with it being part of an async action. Ultimately, async actions are a natural place for side effects to live, and scrolling the window is just a side effect.