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chore: upgrade core packages to react-18 #3917

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This upgrades our core packages to react 18 with minimal changes to everything else.

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Testing Strategy: Existing tests should cover everything.

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🦋 Changeset detected

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mcansh commented Aug 3, 2022

do we need to do the same changes to the cloudflare integration set up as the node one?

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do we need to do the same changes to the cloudflare integration set up as the node one?

Not at the moment. Nothing that uses that suite does react 18 things.

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MichaelDeBoey commented Aug 5, 2022

@jacob-ebey We didn't update the Cloudflare & Deno integration test helpers.
Was that intentional?
If so, for what specific reason?

What about the fixtures we use in remix-dev tests?

Just trying to understand why those weren't updated (yet).

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pcattori added a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 14, 2022
this fixture was incorrectly included as part of dependency upgrades:
- #3917
- #3929

it should not have been updated since it is supposed to represent a
Remix 1.3.x codebase
pcattori added a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 14, 2022
this fixture was incorrectly included as part of dependency upgrades:
- #3917
- #3929

it should not have been updated since it is supposed to represent a
Remix 1.3.x codebase
pcattori added a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 14, 2022
this fixture was incorrectly included as part of dependency upgrades:
- #3917
- #3929

it should not have been updated since it is supposed to represent a
Remix 1.3.x codebase
pcattori added a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 15, 2022
this fixture was incorrectly included as part of dependency upgrades:
- #3917
- #3929

it should not have been updated since it is supposed to represent a
Remix 1.3.x codebase
pcattori added a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 15, 2022
this fixture was incorrectly included as part of dependency upgrades:
- #3917
- #3929

it should not have been updated since it is supposed to represent a
Remix 1.3.x codebase
pcattori added a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 15, 2022
…`-based codemods (#4572)

* refactor(dev): extract `useColor` usages into `safe` utility

* refactor(dev): remove outdated reference to compiler shims

* fix(dev): remove access to `convert-to-javascript` migration via CLI

conversion to javascript is not a "migration" in that it does not help the user to upgrade to a
newer version of Remix

* refactor(dev): rewrite `replace-remix-magic-exports` as a babel codemod

Compared to the previous jscodeshift-based migration:
- codemod no longer depends on a network connection
- babel's visitor API for traversing the AST is simpler
- not spinning up workers for applying code transforms

This ends up speeding up the codemod by ~10x and (hopefully 🤞) fixes
some of the issues we were seeing in CI on Windows (since we think
problems are mostly timeouts caused by slow tests or overhead for
workers).

* test(dev): restore fixture

this fixture was incorrectly included as part of dependency upgrades:
- #3917
- #3929

it should not have been updated since it is supposed to represent a
Remix 1.3.x codebase

* test(dev): add tests for generic codemods and specifically for `replace-remix-magic-imports`

* ci: run build before primary tests

some tests can make use of the built javascript artifacts
(e.g. `cli.js`) to run 8-10x faster than running with source
Typescript (e.g. `cli.ts`)

* test(dev): retry temp dir removal for windows ci

Windows sometimes throws `EBUSY: resource busy or locked, rmdir`
errors when attempting to removing the temporary directory.
Retrying a couple times seems to get it to succeed.
See https://github.com/jprichardson/node-fs-extra/issues?q=EBUSY%3A+resource+busy+or+locked%2C+rmdir

* Create long-colts-remain.md
kentcdodds pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Dec 15, 2022
…`-based codemods (#4572)

* refactor(dev): extract `useColor` usages into `safe` utility

* refactor(dev): remove outdated reference to compiler shims

* fix(dev): remove access to `convert-to-javascript` migration via CLI

conversion to javascript is not a "migration" in that it does not help the user to upgrade to a
newer version of Remix

* refactor(dev): rewrite `replace-remix-magic-exports` as a babel codemod

Compared to the previous jscodeshift-based migration:
- codemod no longer depends on a network connection
- babel's visitor API for traversing the AST is simpler
- not spinning up workers for applying code transforms

This ends up speeding up the codemod by ~10x and (hopefully 🤞) fixes
some of the issues we were seeing in CI on Windows (since we think
problems are mostly timeouts caused by slow tests or overhead for
workers).

* test(dev): restore fixture

this fixture was incorrectly included as part of dependency upgrades:
- #3917
- #3929

it should not have been updated since it is supposed to represent a
Remix 1.3.x codebase

* test(dev): add tests for generic codemods and specifically for `replace-remix-magic-imports`

* ci: run build before primary tests

some tests can make use of the built javascript artifacts
(e.g. `cli.js`) to run 8-10x faster than running with source
Typescript (e.g. `cli.ts`)

* test(dev): retry temp dir removal for windows ci

Windows sometimes throws `EBUSY: resource busy or locked, rmdir`
errors when attempting to removing the temporary directory.
Retrying a couple times seems to get it to succeed.
See https://github.com/jprichardson/node-fs-extra/issues?q=EBUSY%3A+resource+busy+or+locked%2C+rmdir

* Create long-colts-remain.md
brophdawg11 pushed a commit to remix-run/react-router that referenced this pull request Mar 27, 2024
…`-based codemods (#4572)

* refactor(dev): extract `useColor` usages into `safe` utility

* refactor(dev): remove outdated reference to compiler shims

* fix(dev): remove access to `convert-to-javascript` migration via CLI

conversion to javascript is not a "migration" in that it does not help the user to upgrade to a
newer version of Remix

* refactor(dev): rewrite `replace-remix-magic-exports` as a babel codemod

Compared to the previous jscodeshift-based migration:
- codemod no longer depends on a network connection
- babel's visitor API for traversing the AST is simpler
- not spinning up workers for applying code transforms

This ends up speeding up the codemod by ~10x and (hopefully 🤞) fixes
some of the issues we were seeing in CI on Windows (since we think
problems are mostly timeouts caused by slow tests or overhead for
workers).

* test(dev): restore fixture

this fixture was incorrectly included as part of dependency upgrades:
- remix-run/remix#3917
- remix-run/remix#3929

it should not have been updated since it is supposed to represent a
Remix 1.3.x codebase

* test(dev): add tests for generic codemods and specifically for `replace-remix-magic-imports`

* ci: run build before primary tests

some tests can make use of the built javascript artifacts
(e.g. `cli.js`) to run 8-10x faster than running with source
Typescript (e.g. `cli.ts`)

* test(dev): retry temp dir removal for windows ci

Windows sometimes throws `EBUSY: resource busy or locked, rmdir`
errors when attempting to removing the temporary directory.
Retrying a couple times seems to get it to succeed.
See https://github.com/jprichardson/node-fs-extra/issues?q=EBUSY%3A+resource+busy+or+locked%2C+rmdir

* Create long-colts-remain.md
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