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fix: build #1249

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fix: build #1249

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Purpose

  • Standardize import statements and update dependencies in the react-markdown package to enhance compatibility and maintainability.

Key Changes

  • Enhancement:

    • Changed the import of Element from a type import to a regular import for better compatibility.
    • Reformatted type definitions for PreComponent and CodeComponent.
  • Bug Fix:

    • Removed an unused dependency entry from the package.json file.
  • Refactor:

    • Removed the hast package from the pnpm-lock.yaml file due to its deprecation.
    • Updated the lock file accordingly.

Impact

  • Improves overall compatibility and maintainability of the react-markdown package.
  • Aligns the package with current best practices.
  • Reduces unused dependencies.
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  • Bug Fixes

    • Removed dependency on the hast package, which may impact Markdown processing functionality.
  • Refactor

    • Modified import statements for the Element type from a type-only import to a regular import across multiple files, enhancing its usability within the codebase.
    • Improved formatting of type definitions for better readability without altering functionality.

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The pull request involves modifications to the @assistant-ui/react-markdown package, primarily focusing on changes to import statements for the hast package. The changes transition from type-only imports to regular imports of the Element type across multiple files. Additionally, the hast package dependency has been removed from the package.json, which might indicate a refactoring or simplification of the package's type handling.

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File Change Summary
packages/react-markdown/package.json Removed hast dependency
packages/react-markdown/src/overrides/CodeBlock.tsx Changed import of Element from type-only to regular import
packages/react-markdown/src/overrides/defaultComponents.tsx Changed import of Element from type-only to regular import
packages/react-markdown/src/overrides/types.ts Changed import of Element from type-only to regular import, minor formatting adjustments

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This pull request focuses on refining import statements and updating dependencies within the react-markdown package. The import of Element has been standardized from a type import to a regular import across several files to enhance compatibility. Additionally, the hast package has been removed from the pnpm-lock.yaml file due to its deprecation, aligning the project with current best practices and improving maintainability.

Changes

File(s) Summary
packages/react-markdown/package.json Removed an unused dependency entry.
packages/react-markdown/src/overrides/CodeBlock.tsx, packages/react-markdown/src/overrides/defaultComponents.tsx, packages/react-markdown/src/overrides/types.ts Changed the import of Element from a type import to a regular import for better compatibility and reformatted type definitions for PreComponent and CodeComponent.
pnpm-lock.yaml Removed the hast package due to its deprecation and updated the lock file accordingly.
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  • packages/react-markdown/src/overrides/CodeBlock.tsx
    - packages/react-markdown/src/overrides/defaultComponents.tsx
    - packages/react-markdown/src/overrides/types.ts
    - pnpm-lock.yaml
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  • packages/react-markdown/package.json

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  • packages/react-markdown/package.json (0 hunks)
  • packages/react-markdown/src/overrides/CodeBlock.tsx (1 hunks)
  • packages/react-markdown/src/overrides/defaultComponents.tsx (1 hunks)
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packages/react-markdown/src/overrides/types.ts (1)

1-1: Verify hast dependency resolution

The change from import type { Element } to import { Element } combined with the removal of the hast package from dependencies suggests potential build configuration issues. Please ensure that:

  1. The hast types are still available at build time
  2. The package is being inherited correctly from a parent dependency
packages/react-markdown/src/overrides/defaultComponents.tsx (1)

2-2: LGTM - Consistent with type import changes

The modification aligns with the changes in other files, maintaining consistency in how the Element type is imported.

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ import {
SyntaxHighlighterProps,
} from "./types";
import { DefaultCodeBlockContent } from "./defaultComponents";
import type { Element } from "hast";
import { Element } from "hast";
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LGTM - Consistent type import changes across files

The modification follows the same pattern as other files, changing from type-only import to regular import. This appears to be part of a systematic fix to address build issues.

Consider documenting the build configuration requirements in the README to prevent future issues with type imports and dependencies.

@Yonom Yonom merged commit 72907b2 into main Dec 15, 2024
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  • package-lock.json
    - packages/react-markdown/src/overrides/CodeBlock.tsx
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  • packages/react-markdown/package.json

Comment on lines 1448 to 1453
classnames:
specifier: ^2.5.1
version: 2.5.1
hast:
specifier: ^1.0.0
version: 1.0.0
lucide-react:
specifier: ^0.468.0
version: 0.468.0(react@19.0.0)

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⚠️ Potential Issue:

Ensure Consistent Dependency Management
The removal of the package-lock.json file can lead to inconsistencies in dependency versions across different environments, which may cause unexpected behavior or bugs. It's crucial to maintain a lock file to ensure that the exact versions of dependencies are installed consistently.

  • Consider using pnpm-lock.yaml or a similar lock file mechanism to manage dependencies.
  • This will help in maintaining consistent build and runtime behavior across different environments.

Ensuring consistent dependency management is vital for the stability and reliability of the application. 🛠️


Comment on lines 9612 to 9617
dependencies:
'@types/hast': 3.0.4

hast@1.0.0: {}

hastscript@6.0.0:
dependencies:
'@types/hast': 2.3.10

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⚠️ Potential Issue:

Ensure Consistent Dependency Versions
The removal of the lock file can lead to inconsistencies in dependency versions across different environments, which may cause unexpected behavior or bugs. It's crucial to maintain a lock file to ensure that the exact versions of dependencies are installed consistently.

  • Consider using a lock file mechanism to guarantee consistent dependency versions.
  • Explore tools that enforce specific versions to avoid variations.
  • This change is critical to maintain the stability and reliability of the application across different environments. 🚀

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