chore: update maintenance dependencies#150
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This pull request upgrades the project to React 19, ESLint 9, and updates various dependencies, along with adding a new ESLint flat configuration and compatibility type definitions. Feedback on these changes highlights several type safety and configuration concerns: disabling strict mode and adding explicit false overrides in tsconfig.json degrades type safety; declaring Jest globals as any in global.d.ts overrides strongly-typed definitions; monkey-patching React types in react-compat.d.ts is fragile compared to updating the codebase for React 19 compatibility; and the runtime configuration normalization in eslint.config.mjs should be replaced with a direct migration to the flat config format.
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| "lib": ["dom", "es2017"], | ||
| "jsx": "react", | ||
| "strict": true, | ||
| "strict": false, |
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Disabling strict mode degrades type safety across the entire codebase, making it easier for runtime errors (such as Cannot read properties of undefined) to slip through. It is highly recommended to keep strict: true and resolve any type issues directly, especially when upgrading to React 19 and TypeScript.
| "strict": false, | |
| "strict": true, |
| "ignoreDeprecations": "6.0", | ||
| "noImplicitAny": false, | ||
| "strictNullChecks": false, | ||
| "strictPropertyInitialization": false, | ||
| "strictFunctionTypes": false, | ||
| "noImplicitThis": false, | ||
| "strictBindCallApply": false |
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These explicit false overrides disable essential TypeScript compiler checks. If strict: true is maintained, these overrides are redundant and should be removed to ensure full type safety.
"ignoreDeprecations": "6.0"| declare const describe: any; | ||
| declare const it: any; | ||
| declare const test: any; | ||
| declare const beforeEach: any; | ||
| declare const afterEach: any; | ||
| declare const beforeAll: any; | ||
| declare const afterAll: any; | ||
| declare const expect: any; | ||
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| declare module 'moment/locale/zh-cn'; |
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Declaring these Jest globals as any overrides the strongly-typed definitions provided by @types/jest (referenced on line 1). This disables type safety in your test files. Since @types/jest is already referenced, these declarations are redundant and should be removed.
| declare const describe: any; | |
| declare const it: any; | |
| declare const test: any; | |
| declare const beforeEach: any; | |
| declare const afterEach: any; | |
| declare const beforeAll: any; | |
| declare const afterAll: any; | |
| declare const expect: any; | |
| declare module 'moment/locale/zh-cn'; | |
| declare module 'moment/locale/zh-cn'; |
| declare module 'react' { | ||
| type ReactText = string | number; | ||
| function useRef<T = undefined>(): React.MutableRefObject<T | undefined>; | ||
| function isValidElement<P = any>( | ||
| object: {} | null | undefined, | ||
| ): object is React.ReactElement<P>; | ||
| function cloneElement<P = any>( | ||
| element: React.ReactElement<P>, | ||
| props?: (Partial<P> & React.Attributes) | null, | ||
| ...children: React.ReactNode[] | ||
| ): React.ReactElement<P>; | ||
| } |
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Monkey-patching the global react module to restore removed types (like ReactText) or override standard signatures (like useRef, isValidElement, cloneElement) is fragile and can cause type conflicts or mask actual type errors. It is highly recommended to update the codebase to be fully compatible with React 19 types (e.g., replacing ReactText with string | number directly) rather than using global overrides.
| function normalizeConfig(config) { | ||
| const next = { ...config }; | ||
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| if (next.plugins?.['@typescript-eslint']) { | ||
| next.plugins = { | ||
| ...next.plugins, | ||
| '@typescript-eslint': { | ||
| ...next.plugins['@typescript-eslint'], | ||
| rules: { | ||
| ...next.plugins['@typescript-eslint'].rules, | ||
| 'ban-types': noopRule, | ||
| }, | ||
| }, | ||
| }; | ||
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| if (next.rules) { | ||
| next.rules = Object.fromEntries( | ||
| Object.entries(next.rules).filter(([ruleName]) => { | ||
| if (!ruleName.startsWith('@typescript-eslint/')) { | ||
| return true; | ||
| } | ||
| return ( | ||
| recommendedTsRules.has(ruleName) || | ||
| ruleName === '@typescript-eslint/ban-types' | ||
| ); | ||
| }), | ||
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| return next; | ||
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The normalizeConfig function dynamically filters and overrides rules from the legacy .eslintrc.js to make it compatible with ESLint 9 and @typescript-eslint v8. This runtime patching is complex and fragile. It is highly recommended to fully migrate the configuration in .eslintrc.js to the new flat config format in eslint.config.mjs directly, which would eliminate the need for FlatCompat and this custom normalization logic.
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