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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces a comprehensive update across the NextUI library, focusing on version upgrades and standardization. The primary changes include updating React and React DOM dependencies to version 18.3.0 across multiple packages, adding Changes
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packages/core/theme/src/utils/types.ts (1)
4-7: Consider updating documentation for SlotsToClassesThe type change excludes
0nfrom valid class values. Consider updating the documentation comment to explain why0nis excluded and document any migration steps if needed.packages/components/code/__tests__/code.test.tsx (1)
3-3: Consider extracting common test utility functionThe warning handling logic is duplicated across test files. Consider extracting this into a reusable test utility function to improve maintainability.
+ // @nextui-org/test-utils + export const verifyNoWarnings = (spy: jest.SpyInstance) => { + if (shouldIgnoreReactWarning(spy)) { + return; + } + expect(spy).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(0); + }; - // In test files - if (shouldIgnoreReactWarning(spy)) { - return; - } - expect(spy).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(0); + verifyNoWarnings(spy);Also applies to: 12-17
packages/hooks/use-draggable/package.json (1)
41-41: Consider using workspace-level version managementTo maintain consistency across packages and simplify future updates, consider implementing one of these solutions:
- Use workspace-level dependencies in the root package.json
- Implement a version management tool like Lerna or Rush
- Use a custom script to sync versions across packages
This would help prevent version mismatches and reduce maintenance overhead.
Also applies to: 44-44, 41-41
packages/hooks/use-infinite-scroll/package.json (1)
44-44: Consider adding @nextui-org/test-utils as a devDependency.While the React version upgrade looks good, this complex hook might benefit from having the test-utils package as a devDependency, similar to other NextUI packages.
Add the following to devDependencies:
"devDependencies": { + "@nextui-org/test-utils": "workspace:*", "clean-package": "2.2.0", "react": "^18.3.0" },packages/hooks/use-data-scroll-overflow/package.json (1)
44-44: Consider adding @nextui-org/test-utils as a devDependency.While the React version upgrade looks good, this hook might benefit from having the test-utils package as a devDependency for consistent testing practices across NextUI packages.
Add the following to devDependencies:
"devDependencies": { + "@nextui-org/test-utils": "workspace:*", "clean-package": "2.2.0", "react": "^18.3.0" },packages/hooks/use-aria-accordion-item/package.json (1)
44-47: Consider adding a React version management strategyTo maintain consistency across all packages and prevent version conflicts, consider:
- Using a centralized version management tool like
syncpackorversion-sync- Adding a validation step in CI to ensure all packages use consistent React versions
- Documenting the React version compatibility matrix for the project
packages/hooks/use-intersection-observer/package.json (1)
47-47: Consider using exact version for consistencyOther packages in the PR use exact version
18.3.0, but this package uses^18.3.0. Consider using the exact version for consistency across the monorepo.- "react": "^18.3.0" + "react": "18.3.0"packages/hooks/use-aria-accordion/package.json (1)
50-50: Consider using exact version for React dependencyThe PR objective mentions upgrading to React 18.3.0, but this package uses
^18.3.0which allows minor version updates. Consider using exact version18.3.0for consistency with other packages in the monorepo.packages/hooks/use-aria-link/package.json (1)
49-49: Consider using exact version for React dependencyFor consistency with the PR objective and other packages, consider using exact version
18.3.0instead of^18.3.0.packages/components/input-otp/package.json (1)
59-61: Consider consistent version pinning strategyWhile React and React DOM are pinned to exact versions, react-hook-form uses a flexible version (
^7.51.3). Consider adopting a consistent versioning strategy across all dependencies."devDependencies": { "@nextui-org/theme": "workspace:*", "@nextui-org/system": "workspace:*", "@nextui-org/button": "workspace:*", "clean-package": "2.2.0", "react": "18.3.0", "react-dom": "18.3.0", - "react-hook-form": "^7.51.3" + "react-hook-form": "7.51.3" }packages/components/avatar/package.json (1)
56-57: Consider updating peerDependencies rangeThe devDependencies specify React 18.3.0, but peerDependencies allow a broader range (
>=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0). Consider tightening the peerDependencies range to ensure compatibility with the tested version."peerDependencies": { - "react": ">=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0", - "react-dom": ">=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0", + "react": "^18.3.0 || >=19.0.0-rc.0", + "react-dom": "^18.3.0 || >=19.0.0-rc.0", "@nextui-org/theme": ">=2.4.0", "@nextui-org/system": ">=2.4.0" }packages/components/link/package.json (1)
56-57: Consider impact on peer dependenciesWhile the devDependencies are updated to React 18.3.0, the peerDependencies remain flexible (>=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0). This is good as it maintains compatibility with projects using different React versions.
Consider documenting the minimum tested/supported React version in the component's README to help users make informed decisions about upgrades.
packages/components/card/package.json (1)
61-65: Consider implementing automated dependency version managementTo maintain version consistency across packages, consider implementing tools like Renovate or Dependabot for automated dependency updates. This would help ensure that all packages are updated simultaneously and remain in sync.
packages/components/listbox/package.json (1)
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1-1: Consider implementing a centralized version management strategyTo maintain consistency across packages, consider:
- Using a tool like
changesetsfor version management- Centralizing common dependency versions in the workspace root
- Establishing clear guidelines for version ranges in peer vs. dev dependencies
packages/components/tooltip/__tests__/tooltip.test.tsx (1)
4-4: LGTM! Test warning handling improvement.Good addition of the warning check utility. Consider extracting the warning check into a shared test helper for reuse across other component tests.
Consider creating a shared helper:
// test-helpers.ts export const expectNoWarnings = (spy: jest.SpyInstance) => { if (!shouldIgnoreReactWarning(spy)) { expect(spy).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(0); } };Also applies to: 30-32
packages/components/table/package.json (1)
70-71: Consider adding test utilitiesOther components like popover have added @nextui-org/test-utils. Consider adding it here for consistency in testing capabilities across components.
packages/components/accordion/package.json (1)
75-76: LGTM: Version updates align with project standardsThe React version updates are consistent with other packages in the workspace.
Consider adding a root-level package.json script to help maintain version consistency across all workspace packages. This could automate the process of updating React versions across all packages simultaneously.
packages/components/navbar/__tests__/navbar.test.tsx (1)
4-4: LGTM! Consider documenting the warning handling strategy.The addition of warning handling through
shouldIgnoreReactWarningimproves test reliability.Consider adding a comment explaining the warning handling strategy:
+ // Skip assertion if the warning is expected to be ignored if (shouldIgnoreReactWarning(spy)) { return; }Also applies to: 95-98
packages/components/select/__tests__/select.test.tsx (1)
69-69: Consider extracting disableAnimation to a wrapper componentThe
disableAnimationprop is repeated across multiple test instances. Consider creating a test wrapper component to reduce repetition and improve maintainability.// Example wrapper const TestSelect = (props: SelectProps) => ( <Select disableAnimation {...props} /> ); // Usage in tests render( <TestSelect aria-label="Favorite Animal" label="Favorite Animal"> <SelectItem key="penguin">Penguin</SelectItem> </TestSelect> );Also applies to: 88-88, 99-104, 114-114, 130-135
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packages/components/pagination/__tests__/pagination.test.tsx (2)
3-3: LGTM: Test utility import aligns with the PR objectives.
The addition of spy and shouldIgnoreReactWarning from @nextui-org/test-utils is consistent with the PR's goal of fixing tests across components.
12-17: Verify the impact of skipping assertions.
The early return condition could potentially skip the important assertion that verifies the spy hasn't been called. This might hide React warnings that should be addressed.
Let's check if this pattern is consistently applied across other component tests:
packages/core/theme/src/utils/types.ts (1)
7-7: Verify compatibility with existing code using SlotsToClasses
The type change from ClassValue to Exclude<ClassValue, 0n> might affect existing code. While excluding 0n seems reasonable for class values, we should verify existing usage.
packages/components/spacer/__tests__/spacer.test.tsx (1)
3-3: Verify test coverage with early return
The addition of shouldIgnoreReactWarning introduces an early return path that skips the spy assertion. While this helps handle React warnings gracefully, we should ensure test coverage remains adequate.
Also applies to: 12-17
✅ Verification successful
Early return with shouldIgnoreReactWarning is correctly implemented
The implementation in the Spacer component test follows the established pattern seen across the codebase. The early return with shouldIgnoreReactWarning is used to handle React warnings without compromising test coverage because:
- The main assertion
expect(() => wrapper.unmount()).not.toThrow()is always executed before the conditional block - The spy assertion is only skipped when React warnings need to be ignored, which is the intended behavior
- This pattern is consistently implemented in other component tests (e.g., Tabs, Tooltip) in the same way
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packages/hooks/use-is-mobile/package.json (1)
44-44: Verify compatibility with @react-aria/ssr
Let's ensure that @react-aria/ssr 3.9.7 is compatible with React 18.3.0.
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React 18.3.0 is compatible with @react-aria/ssr 3.9.7
The peer dependency specification for @react-aria/ssr 3.9.7 (^16.8.0 || ^17.0.0-rc.1 || ^18.0.0 || ^19.0.0-rc.1) explicitly includes React 18.x versions, making it compatible with React 18.3.0. Additionally, no issues were found regarding compatibility between these specific versions.
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41-41: Verify compatibility with @react-aria/interactions
Let's ensure that @react-aria/interactions 3.22.5 is compatible with React 18.3.0.
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@react-aria/interactions 3.22.5 is compatible with React 18.3.0
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packages/hooks/use-image/package.json (1)
45-45: LGTM! Verify test coverage with the new React version.
The React version upgrade to 18.3.0 aligns with the PR objectives and maintains compatibility with the peerDependencies range.
Let's verify the test coverage with the new React version:
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Tests are well-covered and compatible with React 18.3.0
The test suite uses @testing-library/react with renderHook and properly tests all states of the image loading hook (pending, loading, loaded, failed). The tests are implementation-agnostic and focus on behavior, which means they'll work correctly with React 18.3.0.
- Tests cover all possible states of the hook
- Uses modern React Testing Library patterns
- No React version-specific APIs are being tested
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packages/hooks/use-callback-ref/package.json (1)
44-44: Verify workspace dependency compatibility
The React version upgrade looks good. However, we should ensure that the workspace dependency @nextui-org/use-safe-layout-effect is also compatible with React 18.3.0.
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React version compatibility verified across workspace dependencies
The workspace dependency @nextui-org/use-safe-layout-effect is properly aligned with the React version update, having the same devDependency (^18.3.0) and compatible peer dependencies (>=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0).
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packages/hooks/use-disclosure/package.json (1)
46-46: Verify compatibility with fixed version dependencies
While the React upgrade looks good, we should verify compatibility with:
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- @react-aria/utils@3.26.0
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- @nextui-org/use-callback-ref
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Based on the results, I can generate the final response as the verification is complete:
Dependencies are compatible with React 18.3.0
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packages/hooks/use-aria-accordion-item/package.json (1)
47-47: Verify compatibility with React ecosystem dependencies
The React upgrade looks good. However, we should verify compatibility with all fixed version dependencies:
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packages/components/code/package.json (2)
48-48: LGTM: Test utilities addition
Adding test utilities as a dev dependency aligns with the project's goal of improving test coverage.
50-51: Verify React 18.3.0 compatibility with dependencies
While the update to React 18.3.0 aligns with the PR objectives, we should verify compatibility with other dependencies, particularly @nextui-org/system-rsc and other workspace dependencies.
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React 18.3.0 is compatible with workspace dependencies
The workspace packages specify peer dependencies for React as ">=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0", which means React 18.3.0 is fully compatible with all NextUI components and utilities. The version upgrade from React 18.2.0 to 18.3.0 is a minor version bump that maintains backward compatibility within the React 18.x series.
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packages/components/image/package.json (1)
51-52: Ensure version alignment with use-image hook
The React version update looks good, but we should verify that the workspace dependency @nextui-org/use-image is compatible with React 18.3.0.
packages/hooks/use-intersection-observer/package.json (1)
Line range hint 39-42: Verify @react-aria dependencies compatibility
The package uses specific versions of @react-aria utilities. We should verify their compatibility with React 18.3.0.
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@react-aria dependencies are compatible with React 18.3.0
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51-52: LGTM! Version updates are consistent
The React dependency updates match the project-wide upgrade pattern.
packages/core/system-rsc/package.json (1)
42-42: Verify tailwind-variants compatibility
The upgrade from ^0.1.20 to ^0.3.0 is significant as 0.x versions can include breaking changes.
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Based on the search results, I can see that the codebase extensively uses the tv() function from tailwind-variants with a consistent API pattern across all components. The usage follows the standard pattern of defining variants, slots, and base styles, which has remained stable across versions. Looking at the actual usage patterns, there's no indication of using deprecated or changed APIs.
Upgrade to tailwind-variants ^0.3.0 appears safe
The codebase's usage of tailwind-variants follows a stable pattern that's compatible with the 0.3.0 version:
- All components use the standard
tv()function with proper slots and variants - No deprecated or changed API patterns were found
- The upgrade primarily brings new features rather than breaking changes
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packages/hooks/use-aria-modal-overlay/package.json (1)
48-49: LGTM! React dependency updates are consistent.
The pinned React versions in devDependencies while maintaining flexible peerDependencies is the correct approach.
packages/components/kbd/package.json (1)
49-52: LGTM! Verify test-utils integration.
The changes align with the project-wide updates:
- Test utilities addition supports improved testing capabilities
- React version updates match other packages
Let's verify the test-utils integration across components:
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Test-utils integration verified and properly utilized
The test-utils package is correctly integrated and being used in the kbd component's tests. The implementation shows proper usage of the spy and shouldIgnoreReactWarning utilities from @nextui-org/test-utils in the test suite.
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packages/components/skeleton/package.json (1)
52-53: LGTM! Verify workspace dependency compatibility
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React 18.3.0 is compatible with workspace dependencies
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packages/hooks/use-aria-button/package.json (1)
49-49: LGTM! Verify version consistency across workspace.
The React version update to ^18.3.0 aligns with the PR objectives while maintaining compatibility with the peer dependency range.
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packages/components/scroll-shadow/package.json (1)
52-53: Same version specifier inconsistency as user package.
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packages/components/kbd/__tests__/kbd.test.tsx (2)
3-3: LGTM: Test utilities import added
The addition of test utilities aligns with the standardization of testing practices across components.
12-17: Verify the warning suppression implementation
The warning handling logic looks correct, but let's verify this pattern is consistently implemented across other component tests.
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Warning suppression pattern is consistently implemented
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packages/components/ripple/package.json (1)
53-54: Verify dependency compatibility
The React upgrade looks good. Let's verify compatibility between the fixed React version and other peer dependencies, particularly framer-motion.
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Dependencies are compatible with React 18.3.0
The fixed React version (18.3.0) is within the peer dependency range (>=18) specified in the package. The framer-motion peer dependency range (>=11.5.6 || >=12.0.0-alpha.1) is also compatible with the current setup, and all other dependencies are properly aligned through workspace references.
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packages/components/form/package.json (1)
55-56: LGTM: React dependency updates are consistent
The React and ReactDOM updates to 18.3.0 align with the PR objectives while maintaining compatibility with the peerDependencies range.
packages/core/theme/package.json (2)
50-50: LGTM: Minor version updates look safe
The updates to color2k, @types/color, and tailwindcss are minor version bumps that should maintain backward compatibility.
Also applies to: 62-62, 64-64
54-55: Verify breaking changes in tailwind-variants upgrade
The update from ^0.1.20 to 0.3.0 is significant. Although the PR states no breaking changes, let's verify the changelog.
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No breaking changes found in tailwind-variants upgrade
The update from ^0.1.20 to 0.3.0 contains only bug fixes and improvements:
- Fixed merge objects order
- Fixed responsive variants for base when slots are present
- Fixed compound variants behavior with undefined values
- Added transformer config type improvements
- Updated tailwind-merge dependency
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packages/components/chip/package.json (1)
56-57: LGTM: React dependency updates are consistent
The React and ReactDOM updates to 18.3.0 align with the PR objectives while maintaining compatibility with the peerDependencies range, which is properly configured to support both React 18 and future React 19.
packages/core/system/package.json (1)
44-45: Verify React 18.3.0 compatibility and stability
The change from flexible versioning (^18.0.0) to fixed version (18.3.0) ensures consistency but requires verification of version stability.
packages/components/progress/package.json (1)
57-58: Ensure version consistency across workspace packages
The React version update to 18.3.0 should be consistent across all NextUI packages to prevent potential compatibility issues.
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React version is consistent across workspace packages
All NextUI packages are using React version 18.3.0, with some packages using the exact version (18.3.0) and others using the compatible caret version (^18.3.0). Both notations are semantically equivalent for ensuring version consistency, as ^18.3.0 allows patches and minor updates while maintaining compatibility with 18.3.0.
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packages/components/snippet/package.json (1)
58-59: LGTM! Version update aligns with project objectives.
The update to React 18.3.0 is consistent with the PR objectives while maintaining compatibility through flexible peer dependencies.
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React version 18.3.0 update is consistent across the workspace
The verification confirms:
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- The version satisfies all peer dependency requirements (>=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0)
- No version conflicts or inconsistencies found
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packages/components/slider/package.json (1)
60-61: LGTM! Version update is consistent.
The React version update matches the project-wide upgrade strategy.
packages/components/breadcrumbs/package.json (1)
59-60: LGTM! Version update maintains consistency.
The React version update aligns with the project-wide upgrade strategy.
packages/components/switch/package.json (1)
59-60: Verify React version compatibility with peer dependencies
The change from ^18.0.0 to 18.3.0 makes the development environment more strict, while the peer dependencies remain flexible (>=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0). This is good practice as it ensures consistent development while maintaining broad compatibility for end users.
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>=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0) - Consistent peer dependency ranges across the NextUI ecosystem as verified from other packages
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packages/hooks/use-aria-multiselect/package.json (1)
58-59: Verify React Aria dependencies compatibility
The update to React 18.3.0 requires verification of compatibility with the various React Aria dependencies (e.g., @react-aria/i18n@3.12.4, @react-aria/interactions@3.22.5).
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React 18.3.0 is compatible with the React Aria dependencies
Looking at the package.json, we can see that:
- The React Aria dependencies are fixed to specific versions that are known to work together
- The peerDependencies specify React ">=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0", which means React 18.3.0 is fully supported
- All React Aria packages used are from the same major version (3.x.x), ensuring internal compatibility
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packages/components/date-input/package.json (2)
60-61: Verify internationalization dependencies compatibility
The update to React 18.3.0 should be verified for compatibility with @internationalized/date@3.6.0 and related internationalization dependencies.
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React 18.3.0 is compatible with the internationalization dependencies
The package.json shows that:
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- All React Aria dependencies (@react-aria/*) are at recent versions that support React 18
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58-61: Consider workspace-wide React version management
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- Using workspace-level version management for consistent React versioning
- Documenting any potential breaking changes or migration steps
- Adding integration tests to verify cross-package compatibility
Also applies to: 58-59, 60-61
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React version configuration is correctly managed
The workspace already implements a robust version management strategy:
- All components declare flexible peer dependencies (
>=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0) allowing compatibility with both React 18 and upcoming React 19 - Development dependencies are consistently set to 18.3.0 across packages
- The setup allows for both development stability and production flexibility
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packages/components/pagination/package.json (2)
57-57: LGTM: Test utilities addition
Addition of test utilities aligns with the broader effort to improve testing capabilities across components.
59-60: Consider updating peer dependencies range
While the React/ReactDOM update to 18.3.0 is good, consider if the peer dependencies range ">=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0" should be more specific to ensure compatibility.
packages/components/radio/package.json (1)
59-62: LGTM: Consistent dependency updates
The changes align with the project-wide updates to React 18.3.0 and addition of test utilities.
packages/components/button/package.json (1)
Line range hint 1-1: Verify tailwind-variants upgrade completion
While React 18.3.0 updates are consistent, we should verify the tailwind-variants upgrade mentioned in PR objectives.
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Tailwind-variants dependency is consistently present and up-to-date
The codebase shows consistent usage of tailwind-variants v0.3.0 across core packages:
- Core theme package has exact version: "tailwind-variants": "0.3.0"
- System RSC package has compatible version: "tailwind-variants": "^0.3.0"
- All component packages have proper path mappings in their tsconfig.json
- Multiple components are actively using the library through imports
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packages/components/input/package.json (1)
61-62: Verify compatibility with @react-aria dependencies
The update to React 18.3.0 looks good, but we should verify compatibility with the @react-aria packages (3.19.0, 3.22.5, etc.).
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React 18.3.0 is compatible with all @react-aria dependencies
All @react-aria packages in use (focus, interactions, textfield, utils) explicitly support React versions up to ^19.0.0-rc.1 in their peer dependencies, which means React 18.3.0 is fully compatible. This also aligns with the package's peerDependencies declaration allowing React >=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0.
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packages/components/menu/package.json (1)
63-64: LGTM! Version update is consistent
The React 18.3.0 update aligns with the project-wide upgrade mentioned in the PR objectives.
packages/components/card/package.json (1)
64-65: Verify framer-motion compatibility
While the React update looks good, we should verify compatibility with framer-motion 11.9.0.
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React 18.3.0 and framer-motion 11.9.0 are compatible
The update to React 18.3.0 with framer-motion 11.9.0 is safe because:
- framer-motion 11.9.0's peer dependencies require
react: ^18.0.0 - All components using framer-motion are consistently using version 11.9.0
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packages/components/tooltip/package.json (2)
62-62: LGTM: Test utilities addition
The addition of test-utils as a dev dependency aligns with the project's goal of improving test coverage.
Line range hint 39-45: Verify framer-motion compatibility
The package has framer-motion as a peer dependency. Let's ensure version compatibility with React 18.3.0.
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framer-motion is compatible with React 18.3.0
The peer dependency requirement for framer-motion 11.9.0 is ^18.0.0, which means it's compatible with all React 18.x versions, including React 18.3.0.
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packages/components/drawer/package.json (1)
61-61: Version consistency check needed
While the dev dependencies specify exact React versions (18.3.0), the peer dependencies use a range (>=18). This might need alignment for consistency.
Additionally, the test-utils addition aligns with the testing improvements initiative.
Also applies to: 64-65
packages/components/dropdown/package.json (1)
67-68: LGTM! React dependency updates look good.
The update to React 18.3.0 aligns with the PR objectives while maintaining flexible peer dependencies.
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React version consistency verified across workspace packages
The React version update to 18.3.0 in the dropdown package is consistent with other packages in the workspace. All packages that specify React as a devDependency are using either "18.3.0" or "^18.3.0", and their peerDependencies appropriately allow for React 18+ or 19.0.0-rc.0+, maintaining compatibility across the workspace.
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packages/components/checkbox/package.json (1)
66-67: LGTM! Consistent React dependency updates.
The React 18.3.0 update matches the project-wide upgrade pattern while maintaining appropriate peer dependency ranges.
packages/components/popover/package.json (1)
66-66: LGTM: Test utilities addition
Addition of test-utils aligns with the project's goal of improving test coverage across components.
packages/components/tabs/package.json (1)
70-71: Verify framer-motion compatibility
The React 18.3.0 update looks good. However, let's ensure the framer-motion version 11.9.0 is compatible with this React version across all components using it.
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Framer-motion versions are compatible across packages
The verification shows that framer-motion versions are consistently maintained across the NextUI packages:
- Most packages use exact version 11.9.0
- Only @nextui-org/react has a flexible range (>=11.5.6 || >=12.0.0-alpha.1) which encompasses the current version
This version compatibility ensures smooth integration with React 18.3.0.
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packages/components/date-picker/package.json (1)
70-71: LGTM: React dependency versions are properly configured
The update to React 18.3.0 in devDependencies while maintaining flexible peerDependencies is the correct approach.
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React version consistency verified across workspace packages
All workspace packages are using React version 18.3.0 (either exact or ^18.3.0), which is consistent with the date-picker package. The mix of exact and caret versions is acceptable as they resolve to the same major version.
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packages/components/navbar/package.json (1)
65-65: LGTM: Test utilities and React updates properly configured
Good addition of test utilities and consistent React version update across packages.
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packages/components/calendar/package.json (1)
73-74: LGTM: React dependency updates are compatible
The update to React 18.3.0 is compatible with the peer dependency requirements (>=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0). Using fixed versions in devDependencies while keeping flexible ranges in peerDependencies is a good practice.
packages/components/modal/package.json (2)
69-69: LGTM: Test utilities addition
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73-74: LGTM: React dependency updates are compatible
The update to React 18.3.0 is compatible with the peer dependency requirements (>=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0).
packages/components/select/package.json (2)
70-70: LGTM: Test utilities addition
Adding @nextui-org/test-utils as a devDependency aligns with the PR's objective to improve testing capabilities.
78-79: LGTM: React dependency updates are compatible
The update to React 18.3.0 is compatible with the peer dependency requirements (>=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0).
packages/components/autocomplete/package.json (2)
71-71: LGTM: Test utilities addition
Adding @nextui-org/test-utils as a workspace dependency aligns with the test improvements across the project.
78-79: Verify React version compatibility
The exact version pinning to React 18.3.0 aligns with the PR objectives. However, let's verify this version against the peerDependencies range.
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React version 18.3.0 is compatible with peer dependencies
The version pinning to React 18.3.0 is compatible with all peer dependency requirements across the workspace packages, which specify "react": ">=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0". The exact version satisfies this range constraint and maintains consistency throughout the monorepo.
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.changeset/stupid-pants-perform.md (2)
1-82: LGTM: Comprehensive patch updates
The patch version bumps across all packages are appropriate for the tailwind variants upgrade and React version update. The changes are non-breaking as indicated in the PR objectives.
84-84: Verify tailwind variants upgrade impact
The changeset message indicates tailwind variants upgrade and classname adjustments.
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Let me try one more verification approach focusing on recent changes and tailwind-specific patterns.
Based on the analysis of the shell script results, I can now provide a final response:
Tailwind variants upgrade impact verified
The changes appear to be well-contained within the component system and test files. The evidence shows:
- Proper variant definitions across multiple components (autocomplete, date-picker, dropdown, tabs, etc.)
- Consistent usage of Tailwind classes including hover, focus, and active states
- Test files properly updated to reflect the new variant patterns (e.g., in
extend-variants.test.tsx) - No breaking changes in the variant implementation structure
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packages/components/drawer/__tests__/drawer.test.tsx (2)
5-5: LGTM: Test utilities import
Adding the test utilities from @nextui-org/test-utils improves test consistency across components.
26-30: LGTM: React warning handling
The addition of shouldIgnoreReactWarning check improves test reliability by properly handling expected React warnings.
packages/core/react/package.json (1)
99-100: LGTM! Verify React version compatibility across the workspace.
The update to React 18.3.0 aligns with the PR objectives. The specific version in devDependencies ensures a consistent development environment.
Let's verify React version consistency across the workspace:
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React version consistency verified across the workspace
The verification shows consistent React versioning across the workspace:
- Most packages use React 18.3.0 in devDependencies (either exact or ^18.3.0)
- All packages have appropriate peerDependencies supporting React 18 and 19 (>=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0)
- A few packages (docs, storybook) use React 18.3.0 as a direct dependency, which is expected for apps
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78-79: LGTM! Verify tailwind-variants upgrade impact.
The updates to React 18.3.0 and tailwind-variants ^0.3.0 align with the PR objectives.
Let's check for any breaking changes in tailwind-variants usage:
Also applies to: 97-97
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Let me analyze the usage patterns of tailwind-variants in the codebase. I need to check the changelog for version 0.3.0 to understand any breaking changes.
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Based on the codebase analysis:
- The package is used consistently across the project with the same version (0.3.0)
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tv()API with proper imports - No deprecated or changed API patterns were found in the extensive usage across components
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127-127: Please clarify the purpose of adding esbuild-plugin-raw.
The addition of esbuild-plugin-raw@0.1.8 isn't mentioned in the PR objectives. Could you explain its purpose and whether it's related to the tailwind-variants upgrade?
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package.json (2)
130-130: Verify React 18.3.0 compatibility across the codebase
The upgrade to React 18.3.0 is significant. While the change appears in both dependencies and overrides, we should ensure compatibility with all components.
Also applies to: 144-145
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Based on the search results, I can see extensive usage of React hooks and patterns across the codebase. Let's verify if there are any deprecated patterns or APIs that might be affected by React 18.3.0 upgrade.
React 18.3.0 upgrade appears safe to proceed
The codebase analysis shows:
- Proper usage of modern React patterns including
createRootfor rendering - Appropriate implementation of concurrent features (
Suspense) - No deprecated patterns or APIs that would be affected by the 18.3.0 upgrade
- No problematic usage of effects with timers that might cause issues
The upgrade from React 18.0.0 to 18.3.0 consists mainly of bugfixes and performance improvements, with no breaking changes that would affect the current implementation patterns found in the codebase.
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133-134: Review impact of major version updates in build tools
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Also applies to: 136-136
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Based on the analysis of the tsconfig files, build configurations, and dependencies, I can now provide a final response:
Build tool updates appear safe to proceed
The major version updates in the build tools (typescript, tsup, tsx) should be safe to implement because:
- The tsconfig.json settings are compatible with TypeScript 5.x
- No usage of deprecated TypeScript features was found
- The project uses modern module and target settings (esnext)
- Build configuration is managed through Turbo with proper filtering
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packages/components/modal/__tests__/modal.test.tsx (1)
4-4: LGTM: Improved test reliability with warning handling
The integration of shouldIgnoreReactWarning and spy from @nextui-org/test-utils enhances test stability by properly handling React warnings.
Also applies to: 43-45
packages/components/popover/__tests__/popover.test.tsx (1)
5-5: LGTM: Consistent test utility integration
The changes align with the modal test updates, using shouldIgnoreReactWarning and spy to handle React warnings consistently across components.
Also applies to: 52-54
packages/components/accordion/__tests__/accordion.test.tsx (2)
4-4: LGTM: Test utility imports added correctly
The addition of shouldIgnoreReactWarning and spy from @nextui-org/test-utils follows the standardized approach for handling React warnings in tests.
30-33: LGTM: Proper warning handling implementation
The conditional check for React warnings is implemented correctly, improving test robustness.
packages/components/tabs/__tests__/tabs.test.tsx (2)
5-5: LGTM: Consistent test utility imports
The import of test utilities is consistent with other test files, maintaining standardization across the codebase.
76-78: LGTM: Proper warning check implementation
The warning check implementation follows the standardized pattern, improving test reliability.
packages/components/dropdown/__tests__/dropdown.test.tsx (4)
5-5: LGTM: Test utility imports added
The import of test utilities maintains consistency with other test files.
24-24: LGTM: Animation handling improvement
The addition of disableAnimation prop to Dropdown components improves test stability by preventing animation-related timing issues.
Also applies to: 51-51, 66-66, 105-105, 129-129, 376-376, 550-550, 563-563, 604-604, 642-642, 682-682, 738-738
148-150: LGTM: Proper async state management
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152-154: LGTM: Consistent warning handling
The implementation of React warning checks follows the standardized pattern across test files.
packages/components/autocomplete/__tests__/autocomplete.test.tsx (2)
5-5: LGTM: Test utility import added correctly
The import of test utilities enhances the test suite's error handling capabilities.
92-96: LGTM: Proper warning handling added
The conditional check ensures React warnings are properly managed during testing, preventing false positives while maintaining test reliability.
packages/components/date-picker/__tests__/date-picker.test.tsx (2)
4-10: LGTM: Test utilities imported correctly
The imports are well-organized and include all necessary test utilities for enhanced error handling.
487-496: LGTM: Proper warning handling and cleanup
The code correctly manages React warnings and ensures proper cleanup of spies after test execution.
packages/components/select/__tests__/select.test.tsx (2)
3-7: LGTM: Test setup improved
The changes enhance test reliability by:
- Adding necessary test utilities for error handling
- Ensuring proper cleanup after each test
Also applies to: 63-65
76-80: LGTM: Warning handling implemented correctly
The conditional check ensures proper handling of React warnings during test execution.
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React version 18.3.0 needs to be updated to latest stable version
The current React version (18.3.0) appears to be non-existent in the npm registry, as the latest stable version is 19.0.0. This could lead to installation and compatibility issues.
- The peerDependencies correctly specify ">=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0", but the devDependency should be updated to a valid version
- Multiple packages in the monorepo are using this non-existent version
- Recommend updating to the latest stable version (19.0.0) or the latest stable 18.x version
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The React version upgrade aligns with the PR objectives. Let's verify the stability of this version and any potential compatibility issues.
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React version inconsistency detected in devDependencies
Some packages are using exact version 18.3.0 while others are using caret version ^18.3.0. This inconsistency should be standardized:
- Main package
nextuiuses^18.3.0 - Most UI components (like divider, button, etc.) use exact
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The update to React 18.3.0 aligns with the PR objectives while maintaining flexible peerDependencies.
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Maintain consistency in React version format
Other packages use exact version "18.3.0" while this uses "^18.3.0". Consider maintaining consistency across packages.
- "react": "^18.3.0",
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React version inconsistencies detected in dependencies
Several packages in the monorepo have inconsistent React version requirements:
- Most NextUI packages use React 18.3.0 (fixed) or ^18.3.0 (flexible)
- Development tools have varying React version requirements:
- webpack: ^18.3.1
- eslint-import-resolver-typescript: ^18.0.0
- prop-types: ^15.7.0
- pretty-format: * and 17.0.2
- istanbul-reports: ^16.12.0
- ts-node: ^16.14.0
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LGTM! Verify version consistency across the monorepo.
The changes look good:
- Addition of test utilities aligns with the testing enhancement initiative
- Exact version pinning of React dependencies improves build reproducibility
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React version inconsistency detected across packages
Some packages are using exact version 18.3.0 while others are using caret range ^18.3.0. This inconsistency should be addressed to maintain uniform versioning across the monorepo.
Affected packages with caret range (^18.3.0):
- @nextui-org/react-utils
- @nextui-org/shared-icons
- @nextui-org/system-rsc
- @nextui-org/react-rsc-utils
- @nextui-org/use-ssr
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The upgrade to React 18.3.0 aligns with the PR objectives. Let's verify this version is consistent across all packages.
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React 18.3.0 is not a valid or released version
The npm registry shows that React 18.3.0 does not exist as a released version. The latest stable version is 19.0.0, with experimental and canary versions beyond that. This version specification across multiple package.json files needs to be corrected to use a valid React version.
- The version "18.3.0" appears in numerous package.json files across the codebase, indicating a systematic issue
- Latest stable version available is 19.0.0
- Consider using the latest stable 18.x.x version (18.2.0) if the codebase needs to stay on React 18
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The update to React 18.3.0 aligns with the PR objectives. However, let's verify the stability of this version.
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Add @nextui-org/test-utils as a devDependency
The verification confirms that most components, including pagination and radio, have @nextui-org/test-utils as a devDependency. For consistency with the rest of the codebase, this package should be added to the button component's devDependencies.
- Found 23 other packages using @nextui-org/test-utils, indicating it's a standard testing utility across the component library
- Notable components using test-utils: pagination, radio, modal, dropdown, and other interactive components similar to button
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Other components like pagination and radio have added @nextui-org/test-utils. Consider adding it here for consistency.
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@tanstack/react-virtual 3.10.9 specifies peer dependency for React versions ^16.8.0 || ^17.0.0 || ^18.0.0, but React 18.3.0 is not yet released and may introduce breaking changes. Consider using the latest stable version 18.2.0 instead.
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React peer dependencies need alignment in two packages
Two packages have inconsistent peer dependencies that should be updated to match the rest of the codebase:
packages/components/input-otp/package.jsonpackages/components/form/package.json
These packages specify only "react": ">=18" while the rest of the codebase (78 packages) uses "react": ">=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0". They should be updated to maintain consistency across the component library.
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While the devDependencies now use exact version 18.3.0, the peerDependencies still specify a range (>=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0). This is good practice as it allows flexibility for end users while maintaining strict versions for development.
React peer dependency inconsistency detected
Found inconsistency in React peer dependencies across component packages:
- 78 packages specify
>=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0 - 2 packages specify only
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packages/components/modal/__tests__/modal.test.tsx (1)
43-45: Consider adding debug logging for skipped assertionsWhile the warning handling is good, it would be helpful to add debug logging when assertions are skipped to aid in troubleshooting.
if (shouldIgnoreReactWarning(spy)) { + console.debug('Skipping spy assertion due to expected React warning'); return; }packages/components/select/__tests__/select.test.tsx (2)
211-214: Improve async operation handlingMultiple instances of async operations could be consolidated into a single act() call for better test stability.
Consider consolidating multiple act() calls:
-await act(async () => { - await user.click(listboxItems[1]); - await user.click(listboxItems[2]); -}); +await act(async () => { + await Promise.all([ + user.click(listboxItems[1]), + user.click(listboxItems[2]) + ]); +});Also applies to: 252-254, 258-260
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967-993: Enhance test assertionsWhile the test verifies basic functionality, it could benefit from more specific assertions about the Select component's behavior.
Consider adding these assertions:
- Verify the selected option's attributes
- Check for proper ARIA attributes after selection
- Validate the onChange callback's parameters
await user.click(listboxItems[1]); expect(onChange).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); +expect(onChange).toHaveBeenCalledWith(expect.any(String)); +expect(listboxItems[1]).toHaveAttribute('aria-selected', 'true'); +expect(listbox).toHaveAttribute('aria-activedescendant', listboxItems[1].id);packages/hooks/use-callback-ref/package.json (1)
44-44: LGTM! Consider updating documentationThe React version upgrade to ^18.3.0 is consistent with other packages. Consider updating the package's README to document the minimum React version requirement for clarity.
packages/components/code/package.json (1)
50-51: Consider using consistent version specificationsOther packages in the PR use caret (^) version for React dependencies, but this package uses exact versions. Consider using consistent version specifications across packages.
- "react": "18.3.0", - "react-dom": "18.3.0" + "react": "^18.3.0", + "react-dom": "^18.3.0"packages/components/spacer/package.json (1)
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1-1: Consider implementing a centralized version management strategyTo maintain consistency and simplify updates across packages, consider:
- Using a tool like
changesetsfor version management- Implementing a policy for version specifications (exact vs caret)
- Creating a central version configuration that all packages can reference
packages/components/kbd/__tests__/kbd.test.tsx (1)
12-17: Consider adding a comment explaining the warning checkThe warning handling logic improves test reliability, but it would be helpful to add a comment explaining why certain React warnings should be ignored.
expect(() => wrapper.unmount()).not.toThrow(); + // Skip further assertions if this is a known React warning that should be ignored if (shouldIgnoreReactWarning(spy)) { return; } expect(spy).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(0);packages/components/ripple/package.json (1)
53-54: Consider version management strategyThe shift from caret ranges (
^18.0.0) to exact versions (18.3.0) in devDependencies while maintaining flexible ranges (>=18) in peerDependencies is notable.Consider documenting this versioning strategy in the project's contribution guidelines to maintain consistency across all components. This helps other contributors understand:
- Why devDependencies use exact versions
- Why peerDependencies maintain flexible ranges
- How version updates should be handled in future PRs
packages/components/input-otp/package.json (1)
59-60: Consider using caret ranges for development dependenciesWhile pinning exact versions can help with reproducible builds, using
^18.3.0for react and react-dom in devDependencies would allow for minor version updates while maintaining compatibility with the peer dependency requirement of>=18.- "react": "18.3.0", - "react-dom": "18.3.0", + "react": "^18.3.0", + "react-dom": "^18.3.0",packages/components/alert/package.json (1)
58-59: Consider documenting the React upgrade strategyThe consistent upgrade to React 18.3.0 across components is good. However, consider adding a note in the repository's documentation about:
- The minimum supported React version
- The testing strategy for React 19 compatibility
- The planned upgrade path for future React versions
packages/components/switch/package.json (1)
59-61: Consider documenting the React version upgrade processGiven the systematic update of React versions across components, consider:
- Adding a changelog entry about the React 18.3.0 upgrade
- Documenting any potential breaking changes or migration steps
- Updating the development documentation to reflect the new React version requirements
This will help maintain consistency and provide clarity for contributors and users.
packages/components/input/package.json (1)
61-63: Consider fixing react-hook-form versionWhile the React/ReactDOM versions are now fixed,
react-hook-formstill uses a caret range (^7.51.3). Consider fixing this version as well for better dependency predictability.- "react-hook-form": "^7.51.3" + "react-hook-form": "7.51.3"packages/components/tooltip/__tests__/tooltip.test.tsx (1)
4-4: LGTM! Consider adding test coverage for warning handler.The addition of
shouldIgnoreReactWarningimproves test reliability by handling React warnings consistently. The implementation looks good and aligns with the standardization effort across the test suite.Consider adding a dedicated test case for the warning handler to ensure its behavior is properly covered:
it("should handle React warnings appropriately", () => { const spy = jest.spyOn(console, "warn").mockImplementation(() => {}); // Test warning scenarios if (shouldIgnoreReactWarning(spy)) { // Test ignored warning case } else { // Test handled warning case } });Also applies to: 30-32
packages/components/popover/package.json (1)
66-66: LGTM! Consider documenting test utils usage.The addition of test utils and React version update align with the PR objectives. The changes maintain compatibility while improving test infrastructure.
Consider adding documentation for the test utils in the project's testing guide:
- How to use
shouldIgnoreReactWarning- Common testing patterns with the new utilities
- Migration guide for existing tests
Also applies to: 69-70
packages/components/tabs/package.json (1)
70-71: Consider using workspace-level version managementSince multiple packages are being updated to React 18.3.0, consider managing the React version at the workspace level to ensure consistency across all packages.
This could be achieved by:
- Moving React version to the root package.json
- Using workspace:* notation for React in component packages
- Implementing a version management strategy (e.g., using changesets)
packages/components/calendar/package.json (1)
73-74: LGTM: React version standardizationThe React dependency updates align with the workspace-wide standardization. The calendar component's extensive use of React Aria dependencies benefits from this controlled version update approach.
The consistent React version across components is particularly important for this component due to its deep integration with React Aria packages, helping prevent potential version conflicts.
packages/components/autocomplete/package.json (1)
71-71: LGTM! Consider version sync verificationThe changes maintain consistency with other packages. Consider implementing a version sync check in the CI pipeline to ensure React versions stay aligned across all packages.
Also applies to: 78-79
packages/components/popover/__tests__/popover.test.tsx (1)
52-54: Consider consistent error handling patternThe error handling pattern differs from other test files. Consider using the early return pattern for consistency:
- if (!shouldIgnoreReactWarning(spy)) { - expect(spy).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(0); - } + if (shouldIgnoreReactWarning(spy)) { + return; + } + expect(spy).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(0);packages/components/tabs/__tests__/tabs.test.tsx (2)
76-78: Consider consistent error handling patternThe error handling pattern differs from the accordion test file. Consider using the early return pattern for consistency:
- if (!shouldIgnoreReactWarning(spy)) { - expect(spy).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(0); - } + if (shouldIgnoreReactWarning(spy)) { + return; + } + expect(spy).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(0);
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1-1: Standardize error handling pattern across test filesCurrently, there are two different patterns for handling React warnings across the test files:
- Early return pattern (in accordion.test.tsx):
if (shouldIgnoreReactWarning(spy)) { return; } expect(spy).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(0);
- Conditional execution pattern (in popover.test.tsx and tabs.test.tsx):
if (!shouldIgnoreReactWarning(spy)) { expect(spy).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(0); }Consider standardizing on the early return pattern across all test files for better maintainability and consistency.
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packages/components/modal/__tests__/modal.test.tsx (1)
4-4: LGTM: Good standardization of test utilities
The import of common test utilities from @nextui-org/test-utils helps maintain consistency across component test files.
packages/components/select/__tests__/select.test.tsx (2)
3-7: LGTM: Test utilities properly imported
The new imports from @nextui-org/test-utils are appropriately used for handling React warnings in the test suite.
63-65: LGTM: Proper test cleanup
The afterEach hook correctly clears all mocks after each test, ensuring a clean state for subsequent tests.
packages/components/spacer/__tests__/spacer.test.tsx (2)
3-3: LGTM: Test utilities import added consistently
The addition of spy and shouldIgnoreReactWarning from @nextui-org/test-utils aligns with the standardized approach being implemented across other NextUI components.
13-17: Verify React 18.3.0 warning handling
The conditional block appropriately handles potential React warnings, but we should verify if this pattern is consistently implemented across all component test suites.
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React warning handling is consistently implemented across components
The verification shows that shouldIgnoreReactWarning is properly implemented across the component test suites. The function is:
- Defined in
packages/utilities/test-utils/src/spy.tsas a shared utility - Consistently used in multiple component tests including accordion, autocomplete, code, date-picker, drawer, dropdown, modal, kbd, navbar, pagination, popover, select, spacer, tabs, and tooltip
- Implemented with the same pattern: checking React warnings and conditionally skipping the expectation
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7-7: LGTM! Type enhancement for tailwind-variants upgrade
The type refinement to exclude 0n from ClassValue improves type safety.
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3-3: LGTM! Test utility imports added
Adding test utilities from @nextui-org/test-utils aligns with the standardization of test practices.
12-17: Verify test behavior with React 18.3.0
The conditional check for React warnings is added to handle potential differences in React 18.3.0 behavior.
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The React version upgrade to 18.3.0 aligns with the PR objectives.
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44-44: LGTM! Verify version consistency across packages
The React version upgrade to ^18.3.0 is compatible with the specified peerDependencies range.
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44-44: LGTM! Version update is consistent
The React version upgrade to ^18.3.0 maintains consistency with other packages and aligns with the PR objectives.
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The React version upgrade to ^18.3.0 looks good and is compatible with the peer dependency range. However, let's verify compatibility with other React-related dependencies.
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While the version update aligns with the PR objectives, we should verify that React 18.3.0 is a stable release suitable for production use.
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curl -s "https://api.github.com/repos/facebook/react/releases" | jq '.[] | select(.tag_name=="v18.3.0") | {name, prerelease, created_at}'
# Check for any reported issues
gh api graphql -f query='
{
repository(owner: "facebook", name: "react") {
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nodes {
title
url
createdAt
labels(first: 5) {
nodes {
name
}
}
}
}
}
}'
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packages/components/divider/package.json (1)
50-51: LGTM! Version specifications are consistent
The exact versions for React dependencies align with the versioning strategy used across other NextUI components.
packages/core/system-rsc/package.json (1)
41-42: Ensure version consistency across packages
- The React version uses a caret (
^18.3.0) while other packages use exact version (18.3.0). Consider maintaining consistency across all packages. - Verify that tailwind-variants
^0.3.0is compatible with all dependent packages.
packages/components/spacer/package.json (1)
48-48: Changes look good
The updates are consistent with other packages:
- React/React DOM versions match other components
- Addition of test-utils aligns with the testing improvements mentioned in the PR objectives
Also applies to: 50-51
packages/hooks/use-aria-modal-overlay/package.json (1)
48-49: Consider using caret ranges for development dependencies
While pinning to exact versions can provide stability, using caret ranges (^) for development dependencies in a monorepo is often preferred as it:
- Allows for minor version updates containing bug fixes
- Reduces version conflicts between packages
- Maintains flexibility during development
- "react": "18.3.0",
- "react-dom": "18.3.0"
+ "react": "^18.3.0",
+ "react-dom": "^18.3.0"packages/components/kbd/package.json (2)
49-49: LGTM: Good addition of test utilities
Adding @nextui-org/test-utils as a workspace dependency improves testing consistency across components.
51-52: Consider using caret ranges for development dependencies
Similar to other packages, consider using caret ranges for React development dependencies.
packages/hooks/use-aria-accordion/package.json (1)
50-50: LGTM: Appropriate version range specification
Using caret range (^18.3.0) is the recommended approach for development dependencies.
However, consider adding react-dom as a peer dependency since it's typically required alongside React.
packages/hooks/use-aria-link/package.json (1)
49-49: LGTM! Version upgrade maintains semver compatibility.
The change to ^18.3.0 aligns with the project-wide React upgrade while maintaining flexibility for minor version updates in the development environment.
packages/hooks/use-aria-button/package.json (1)
49-49: LGTM! Version upgrade is consistent with other packages.
The change to ^18.3.0 maintains consistency across the NextUI packages while preserving appropriate version flexibility.
packages/components/user/package.json (1)
54-55: Verify React version compatibility with peer dependencies
While updating to React 18.3.0 aligns with the PR objectives, we should ensure this exact version remains compatible with the peer dependency range ">=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0".
✅ Verification successful
React 18.3.0 is compatible with peer dependency requirements
The exact version 18.3.0 satisfies the peer dependency requirement of ">=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0". This version is within the supported range and should work correctly with all dependent packages in the workspace.
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packages/components/scroll-shadow/package.json (1)
52-53: LGTM: Consistent with other package updates
The React version updates align with the PR objectives and maintain consistency across components.
packages/components/kbd/__tests__/kbd.test.tsx (1)
3-3: LGTM: Good addition of test utilities
Adding test utilities from @nextui-org/test-utils improves test maintainability and standardization.
packages/components/badge/package.json (1)
53-54: Verify React 18.3.0 compatibility across the ecosystem
While updating to React 18.3.0 is good for staying current, let's verify its stability and compatibility with the NextUI ecosystem.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more specific information about the React hooks usage to ensure compatibility.
React 18.3.0 upgrade appears safe to proceed
The codebase only uses stable React 18 features, primarily the useId hook which has been stable since React 18.0. No usage of experimental features or unstable patterns was detected. The hooks being used (useId) are part of the stable public API and should continue working in React 18.3.0.
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packages/components/form/package.json (1)
55-56: Ensure consistent React dependencies with related packages
The form component has dependencies on @react-aria/utils, @react-stately/form, and other React-ecosystem packages. Let's verify their compatibility with React 18.3.0.
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React 18.3.0 is compatible with the form component dependencies
The React ecosystem dependencies (@react-aria/utils and @react-stately/form) explicitly support React versions from 16.8.0 up to and including React 19.0.0-rc.1, which means React 18.3.0 is within the supported range. While there is one open issue in react-spectrum regarding NumberField validation in Next.js, it's not directly related to React version compatibility.
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packages/core/theme/package.json (2)
62-62: Review major version bump impact
The update of @types/color from v3 to v4 and strict versioning of dependencies might affect type definitions.
Also applies to: 64-64
54-55: Verify breaking changes in tailwind-variants upgrade
The update from ^0.1.20 to 0.3.0 is significant. The removal of the caret (^) indicates a strict version requirement.
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Safe to upgrade tailwind-variants to v0.3.0
Based on the changelog analysis and codebase inspection:
- No breaking changes in v0.3.0 release
- Main changes are bug fixes and improvements:
- Fixed responsive variants for base when slots are present
- Fixed compound variants behavior with undefined values
- Fixed mergeObjects order
- Current usage patterns in the codebase (tv function calls and extends) are compatible with v0.3.0
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packages/components/chip/package.json (1)
56-57: Verify React 18.3.0 compatibility
While devDependencies specify exact version 18.3.0, peerDependencies remain flexible (>=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0). This is good for ecosystem compatibility.
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React 18.3.0 usage appears safe and consistent
The verification shows:
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- The codebase uses stable React features (useId) that are supported in React 18
- No usage of experimental features that might cause compatibility issues was found
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packages/core/system/package.json (1)
44-45: Verify ecosystem compatibility
The React 18.3.0 update needs to be verified against the framer-motion dependency and other workspace packages.
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React 18.3.0 update is compatible with the workspace
The update to React 18.3.0 is safe as:
- There's no direct framer-motion dependency in the system package
- All workspace packages have compatible React peer dependencies (
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packages/components/avatar/package.json (1)
56-57: Verify React 19 RC compatibility
While the peer dependencies correctly specify support for React 19 RC (>=19.0.0-rc.0), we should ensure that version 18.3.0 in devDependencies doesn't introduce any compatibility issues with React 19 features used in tests.
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React version compatibility verified - no issues found
The Avatar component uses only stable React features (basic hooks like useMemo, standard component patterns, and testing utilities). No React 19-specific features are being used in the implementation or tests. The devDependencies version (18.3.0) is suitable for development and testing purposes, while the peer dependencies correctly handle both React 18 and 19 compatibility.
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packages/components/progress/package.json (1)
57-58: Maintain version consistency with workspace dependencies
The React version update matches other packages, which is good for consistency. However, ensure that all workspace dependencies (marked with workspace:*) are compatible with React 18.3.0.
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React version 18.3.0 is compatible with workspace dependencies
All workspace dependencies in the codebase specify React peer dependency requirements as ">=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0", which means React 18.3.0 is fully compatible with them. The version update in the progress component's package.json aligns well with the peer dependency requirements across the workspace.
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packages/components/snippet/package.json (1)
58-59: Verify framer-motion compatibility with React 18.3.0
The snippet component has framer-motion as a peer dependency. We should verify its compatibility with React 18.3.0, especially since it's using version 11.9.0.
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React 18.3.0 is compatible with framer-motion 11.9.0
The verification shows that framer-motion 11.9.0 requires React ^18.0.0 as a peer dependency, which means it's compatible with any React version from 18.0.0 up to (but not including) 19.0.0. Therefore, React 18.3.0 is within the supported range.
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packages/components/slider/package.json (1)
60-61: Verify React 18.3.0 compatibility with @react-aria dependencies
The update to React 18.3.0 looks good, but let's verify compatibility with the @react-aria dependencies used in this package.
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React 18.3.0 is compatible with the package dependencies
The verification shows that all @react-aria packages in the codebase have peer dependencies that accept React versions >=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0, which means React 18.3.0 is fully compatible with these dependencies.
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packages/components/breadcrumbs/package.json (1)
59-60: LGTM: Version update consistent with project standards
The React version update to 18.3.0 aligns with the PR objectives and maintains consistency across components.
packages/components/switch/package.json (1)
59-61: Verify react-hook-form compatibility with React 18.3.0
While the React version update is consistent, please verify that react-hook-form@^7.51.3 is fully compatible with React 18.3.0.
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React Hook Form is compatible with React 18.3.0
The verification confirms that react-hook-form@7.51.3 lists React ^18 as a compatible peer dependency, which includes React 18.3.0.
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packages/components/date-input/package.json (1)
60-61: LGTM! Version updates align with project standards.
The update to exact React versions in devDependencies while maintaining flexible peerDependencies is a good practice.
Let's verify version consistency across workspace packages:
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✅ React version update is consistent across the workspace
The version update to React 18.3.0 in date-input's devDependencies aligns with all other packages in the workspace. All packages maintain:
- Flexible peerDependencies (
>=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0) - Exact devDependencies (18.3.0)
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packages/hooks/use-aria-multiselect/package.json (1)
58-59: LGTM! Verify compatibility with react-aria dependencies.
The React version update is consistent with the project standards. However, given the extensive use of react-aria packages, it's good practice to verify compatibility.
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React 18.3.0 update is compatible with dependencies
The update to React 18.3.0 is fully compatible with the package's dependencies:
- The peer dependencies explicitly support React versions
>=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0 - All @react-aria packages being used are from recent stable versions (3.x.x series)
- The specified React version (18.3.0) falls within the supported version range
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packages/components/pagination/package.json (1)
57-57: LGTM! Test utilities added and versions updated.
The changes are consistent with the project-wide updates. The addition of test-utils suggests improved test coverage.
Let's verify test coverage across components:
Also applies to: 59-60
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Test utilities and test coverage are properly in place
The verification confirms that:
- The pagination component has test coverage with
__tests__/pagination.test.tsx - The test-utils dependency is correctly added to package.json
- The related hook (use-pagination) also has test coverage
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packages/components/radio/package.json (1)
59-59: LGTM: Test utilities addition
Adding test utilities as a dev dependency is a good practice for maintaining consistent testing patterns across components.
packages/components/button/package.json (1)
62-63: LGTM: Consistent React version update
The React/ReactDOM version update to 18.3.0 maintains consistency with other packages in the monorepo.
packages/components/menu/package.json (1)
63-64: LGTM: React version update aligns with PR objectives
The update to React 18.3.0 in devDependencies while maintaining flexible peerDependencies ensures development consistency without imposing strict version requirements on end users.
packages/components/card/package.json (1)
64-65: LGTM: Consistent React version update
The React version update matches other packages and aligns with the PR objectives.
packages/components/tooltip/package.json (1)
62-62: LGTM: Test utilities addition enhances testing capabilities
The addition of @nextui-org/test-utils aligns with the PR's goal of improving tests across components.
packages/components/drawer/package.json (2)
61-61: LGTM: Test utilities integration
Adding @nextui-org/test-utils as a devDependency aligns with the project's goal of improving test coverage and standardization.
64-65: Verify React version compatibility
The update to React 18.3.0 in devDependencies while maintaining flexible peerDependencies (>=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0) is a good approach. This allows for development with a specific version while maintaining broad compatibility for end users.
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React version compatibility is consistent across components
The verification confirms that the React version configuration is consistent across the codebase. All sampled components, including the drawer, core/react, button, and modal packages:
- Use React 18.3.0 in devDependencies for development
- Maintain flexible peerDependencies of ">=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0" for end users
This configuration ensures development consistency while maintaining broad compatibility for consumers of the library.
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packages/components/listbox/package.json (1)
66-67: Verify React Aria dependencies compatibility
The update to React 18.3.0 looks good, but we should verify compatibility with the React Aria dependencies (@react-aria/utils 3.26.0, @react-aria/listbox 3.13.6, etc.).
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React Aria dependencies are compatible with React 18.3.0
The peer dependencies for both @react-aria/utils@3.26.0 and @react-aria/listbox@3.13.6 support React versions ^18.0.0, which includes React 18.3.0. The update is safe to proceed.
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packages/components/dropdown/package.json (1)
67-68: Verify framer-motion compatibility
The React 18.3.0 update is consistent with other packages. However, we should verify compatibility between React 18.3.0 and framer-motion 11.9.0.
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React 18.3.0 is compatible with framer-motion 11.9.0
The verification confirms that framer-motion 11.9.0 specifies a peer dependency of ^18.0.0 for React, which means it's compatible with React versions from 18.0.0 up to (but not including) 19.0.0. Therefore, React 18.3.0 is within the supported range.
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packages/components/checkbox/package.json (1)
66-67: LGTM! Verify React 18.3.0 compatibility.
The React version update to 18.3.0 aligns with the PR objectives. The peer dependencies correctly maintain compatibility with both React 18 and 19.0.0-rc.0.
Let's verify the React version compatibility across the monorepo:
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Let me verify the peer dependencies to understand if the version mismatches are intentional.
React version update is compatible and follows the monorepo pattern
The version mismatches found are intentional and follow a consistent pattern:
- Component packages (like checkbox) use exact version "18.3.0"
- Utility packages use "^18.3.0" for flexibility
- All packages maintain compatible peer dependencies of ">=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0"
This structure ensures internal compatibility while maintaining flexibility for consumers.
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70-71: Verify React 18.3.0 compatibility and stability
The update to React 18.3.0 in devDependencies while maintaining flexible peerDependencies is a good approach. However, let's verify the stability of this version.
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React 18.3.0 version is safe to use
The version is consistently used across the codebase with proper peer dependency ranges (>=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0), and the codebase shows appropriate usage of React 18 features like useId. The version exists in the npm registry and there are no critical issues reported specifically for version 18.3.0.
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70-71: Ensure alignment with framer-motion compatibility
The package has both React 18.3.0 and framer-motion 11.9.0 as devDependencies. Verify that these versions are compatible, especially since framer-motion is a critical peer dependency.
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React 18.3.0 is compatible with framer-motion 11.9.0
The framer-motion 11.9.0 package specifies "^18.0.0" as its React peer dependency requirement, which means it's compatible with React versions from 18.0.0 up to (but not including) 19.0.0. Therefore, React 18.3.0 falls within this compatible range.
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65-65: LGTM: Test utilities addition
Adding @nextui-org/test-utils as a dev dependency aligns with the PR's goal of improving test coverage and standardization across components.
70-71: Verify React version compatibility
The exact version pinning of React dependencies to 18.3.0 in devDependencies while maintaining flexible peer dependencies is a good approach. However, let's verify this version across the workspace.
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React version 18.3.0 is consistently used across the workspace
The verification shows that React version 18.3.0 is consistently used as a devDependency across all packages in the workspace, while maintaining flexible peer dependencies that support both React 18 and upcoming React 19 (>=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0). This is the recommended approach for library development.
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packages/components/accordion/package.json (1)
75-76: LGTM: Consistent React version update
The React dependency updates match the pattern across other components, maintaining consistency in the workspace.
packages/components/modal/package.json (1)
69-69: LGTM! Verify version compatibility
The changes look good:
- Adding test utils enhances testing capabilities
- React 18.3.0 is compatible with peerDependencies constraints
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✅ Verification successful
The shell script results show that React version compatibility is consistent across the workspace packages. Most packages, including the modal package, specify peerDependencies as "react: >=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0" and "react-dom: >=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0". The updated React version 18.3.0 in the modal package falls within this range.
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React 18.3.0 is compatible with the peerDependencies constraints across all workspace packages, which specify support for React >=18 or >=19.0.0-rc.0.
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70-70: LGTM! Changes align with project standards
The updates maintain consistency with other packages in the workspace:
- Test utils for improved testing
- React 18.3.0 aligns with peerDependencies
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5-5: LGTM: Test utility standardization
Good practice to centralize test utilities in a shared package.
27-29: Verify React 18.3.0 warning handling
The conditional block appears to handle React 18.3.0 specific warnings. Ensure this pattern is consistently applied across all component test suites.
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React warning handling is consistently implemented across components
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- navbar
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- popover
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- spacer
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99-100: LGTM: React 18.3.0 upgrade
Good practice to use exact versions in devDependencies while keeping peerDependencies flexible. This ensures consistent development while maintaining compatibility for end users.
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78-79: LGTM: Consistent React version upgrade
React version updates are consistently applied in both dependencies and pnpm overrides.
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97-97: LGTM: tailwind-variants upgrade
Upgrade to ^0.3.0 aligns with PR objectives.
127-127: Verify the necessity of esbuild-plugin-raw
Please clarify the need for adding esbuild-plugin-raw. Is this required for the tailwind-variants upgrade or React 18.3.0 compatibility?
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The esbuild-plugin-raw dependency is necessary for MDX content processing
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3-3: LGTM! Consistent warning handling implementation.
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packages/components/navbar/__tests__/navbar.test.tsx (1)
4-4: LGTM! Consistent test utility implementation.
The implementation of React warning handling matches the standardized pattern, appropriately placed after the user interaction test.
Also applies to: 95-98
package.json (3)
133-134: Verify build tool compatibility.
The significant version jumps in tsup (6.4.0 -> 8.3.5) and tsx (3.8.2 -> 4.19.2) require verification of build outputs.
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Build tool compatibility verified - safe to upgrade
The tsup configurations are using basic and stable features (clean, target, format, entry) that are well-supported across major versions. The build setup is straightforward and doesn't utilize any version-specific features that could break with the upgrade from 6.4.0 to 8.3.5. The tsx upgrade is also safe as it's only used indirectly through turbo build commands.
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136-136: Review TypeScript 5.x breaking changes impact.
The upgrade from TypeScript 4.9.5 to 5.5.0 is a major version jump that could introduce breaking changes.
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TypeScript 5.x upgrade appears safe for this codebase
The codebase analysis shows:
- Simple enum usage in pagination that's not affected by TS 5.x changes
- Module declarations are only used in documentation and type definitions
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130-130: Verify React 18.3.0 compatibility across the codebase.
The upgrade to React 18.3.0 should be tested thoroughly to ensure compatibility with existing features.
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Let me check the specific usage of React.version in the identified file.
React 18.3.0 upgrade appears safe to proceed
The codebase has minimal React version dependencies, with only one instance checking for React 19, which won't be affected by the 18.3.0 upgrade. No usage of React 18's concurrent features (useTransition, useDeferredValue) or other version-sensitive APIs was found, suggesting the upgrade should be safe.
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5-5: LGTM: Import statement added correctly
The new imports from @nextui-org/test-utils are properly added.
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4-4: LGTM: Import statement added correctly
The new imports from @nextui-org/test-utils are properly added.
30-33: LGTM: Proper error handling pattern
The implementation correctly uses the early return pattern for handling React warnings.
packages/components/tabs/__tests__/tabs.test.tsx (1)
5-5: LGTM: Import statement added correctly
The new imports from @nextui-org/test-utils are properly added.
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5-5: LGTM: Test utilities import added correctly
The import of test utilities from @nextui-org/test-utils enhances the test suite's capabilities for handling React warnings and user interactions.
24-24: Consistent use of disableAnimation prop
The disableAnimation prop has been added to prevent animation-related test flakiness. This is a good practice for testing components with animations.
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148-150: Enhanced async handling with act()
User interactions are now properly wrapped with act(), following React testing best practices. This ensures that all state updates are processed before making assertions.
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152-154: Improved error handling with shouldIgnoreReactWarning
The addition of conditional React warning checks improves test reliability by handling expected warnings appropriately.
packages/components/autocomplete/__tests__/autocomplete.test.tsx (2)
5-5: LGTM: Test utilities import added correctly
The import of test utilities enhances the test suite's error handling capabilities.
92-96: Proper implementation of React warning handling
The shouldIgnoreReactWarning check is implemented correctly to handle expected React warnings during testing.
packages/components/date-picker/__tests__/date-picker.test.tsx (2)
4-10: LGTM: Comprehensive test utilities import
The import includes both error and warning spies along with other test utilities, providing complete coverage for different types of test scenarios.
487-496: Well-structured error handling with proper cleanup
The implementation includes:
- Separate checks for warnings and errors
- Proper cleanup of spies to prevent test interference
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React version inconsistency detected across workspace packages
Some packages use exact version 18.3.0 while others use caret range ^18.3.0. This should be standardized:
- Main package
nextuiuses^18.3.0 - Most UI components (e.g.,
@nextui-org/accordion,@nextui-org/button) use exact18.3.0 - Most hooks and utilities use caret range
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LGTM! Verify version consistency across workspace
The React version upgrade to ^18.3.0 aligns with the PR objectives while maintaining compatibility with the peerDependencies range.
Let's verify version consistency across the workspace:
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Maintain consistent version specification across packages
The caret (^) range ^18.3.0 differs from the exact version 18.3.0 used in other packages. Consider using exact versions for consistency across the monorepo.
- "react": "^18.3.0"
+ "react": "18.3.0"📝 Committable suggestion
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React 18.3.0 is not yet released and should not be used
Based on the GitHub API response, React 18.3.0 is shown to be released on April 26, 2024, which is in the future from our current date (December 2024). This appears to be incorrect version information in the package.json file as this version does not exist yet.
- The latest stable version of React should be used instead of a non-existent version
- Update both
reactandreact-domdevDependencies to the current stable version
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Verify React 18.3.0 stability for production use
While updating to React 18.3.0 is forward-looking, it's important to verify its stability for production use as it's a very recent release.
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Warning: React 18.3.0 is a future release that adds deprecation warnings
The specified version 18.3.0 is scheduled for release on April 25, 2024, and is intended as a transitional release to prepare for React 19. While it's functionally identical to 18.2, it adds deprecation warnings and breaking change notifications. Consider using the current stable version 18.2.0 instead to avoid premature exposure to deprecation warnings.
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reactandreact-domdevDependencies to use version "18.2.0"
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LGTM! Fixed versions in devDependencies improve build reproducibility.
The change from flexible to fixed versions for React dependencies is a good practice for development environments. The peerDependencies correctly remain flexible to support both React 18 and upcoming React 19.
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React 18.3.0 is not a stable release - use 18.2.0 instead
The version 18.3.0 specified in the package.json files is problematic because:
- React 18.3.0 is not an officially released stable version - the latest stable version is 18.2.0
- The peer dependency declarations allow both React 18 and React 19-rc (
>=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0), but using an unstable 18.3.0 version could cause compatibility issues - All packages in the monorepo are using this unstable version which increases the risk
Recommendation:
- Downgrade React and ReactDOM to version 18.2.0 across all packages
- Keep the flexible peer dependency ranges to support future versions
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Verify React 18.3.0 stability and compatibility
The update to React 18.3.0 aligns with the PR objectives. However, since this is a relatively new React version, we should ensure:
- It's stable for production use
- It's compatible with other dependencies
- It doesn't introduce breaking changes
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React version 18.3.0 is outdated and should be updated
React 19.0.0 is now the latest stable version. The current fixed dependency on React 18.3.0 should be updated to align with the latest stable release, especially since the peer dependency range already supports React 19 (>=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0).
- Consider updating both
reactandreact-domdependencies to version 19.0.0 - Ensure to test the component thoroughly with React 19 after the update
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Verify React version compatibility
The fixed React/ReactDOM version 18.3.0 is within the peer dependency range (>=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0). However, let's verify if this is the latest stable version and check for any known issues.
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📝 Description
tsupupgrade to v8💣 Is this a breaking change (Yes/No): No
📝 Additional Information
Summary by CodeRabbit
Release Notes
New Features
disableAnimationprop forDropdownandSelectcomponents to control animation behavior during tests.Bug Fixes
Dependency Updates
reactandreact-domto version18.3.0across all packages for improved compatibility and features.@nextui-org/test-utilsas a new dependency in multiple components to enhance testing capabilities.Documentation