chore(nx): upgrade to 19.8.10 #16805
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apps/portals/admin/proxy.config.json (1)
1-9: Consider adding configuration documentation.Since this is a development configuration file, it would be helpful to add a comment block explaining:
- The purpose of each proxy configuration
- When to add new configurations
- The format to follow for new entries
Here's a suggested documentation block to add at the start of the file:
+/* + * Proxy Configuration for Development + * + * This file contains proxy rules for redirecting API requests during development. + * Each configuration object should include: + * - context: Array of URL patterns to match + * - target: The target URL to proxy matched requests to + * - secure: Whether to verify SSL certificates + */ [ {package.json (1)
Node.js version inconsistency detected across packages
There are conflicting Node.js version requirements across the repository:
- Main package.json requires Node.js 20.15.0
- infra/package.json requires Node.js 18.12.1
- apps/system-e2e/package.json requires Node.js 16.17.0
These version inconsistencies could lead to compatibility issues and unexpected behavior. Consider:
- Upgrading all packages to use Node.js 20.15.0 for consistency
- Or explicitly documenting why different versions are needed for specific packages
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1-474: Review dependency constraintsThe package.json specifies Node.js v20.15.0 and Yarn v3.2, but some dependencies might have stricter version requirements.
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Pattern apps/**/*: "Confirm that the code adheres to the following:
- NextJS best practices, including file structure, API routes, and static generation methods.
- Efficient state management and server-side rendering techniques.
- Optimal use of TypeScript for component and utility type safety."
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apps/portals/admin/proxy.config.json (1)
1-9: LGTM! Good restructuring for better scalability.
The change from an object to an array format is a good improvement as it allows for adding multiple proxy configurations in the future without requiring structural changes.
package.json (3)
346-359: Nx packages upgrade looks consistent
All @nx/* packages are consistently upgraded to version 19.8.10, which is good practice to avoid version mismatches.
122-123: Verify Storybook v8 migration steps
The upgrade from Storybook v7 to v8 is a major version change that might require following specific migration steps.
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392-392: Verify TypeScript and testing compatibility
The upgrades include significant version bumps for TypeScript, ESLint, and testing-related packages. These changes might require code adjustments.
Also applies to: 420-422, 433-433, 459-459, 464-464, 472-472
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Based on the analysis of the TypeScript and Jest configurations, I can provide a conclusive response about the compatibility of the testing setup with the upgraded packages.
TypeScript and Jest Setup is Compatible
The project uses a well-structured testing setup with:
- Jest projects configuration through
@nx/jest - Multiple Jest setup files for different modules
- TypeScript configuration that extends from a base config
- Proper test environment configurations for both Node.js and jsdom
The upgraded packages:
@types/jest: 29.5.14 - Compatible with the current Jest setup- ESLint and TypeScript related upgrades are compatible with the existing configuration
No code adjustments are needed as:
- The Jest configuration is managed through Nx which handles version compatibility
- The TypeScript configurations are properly structured with inheritance
- Test setup files are properly organized per module
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apps/web/utils/processMenuData.ts (2)
11-15: Add JSDoc documentation for the FormattedLink interfaceWhile the interface is well-structured, adding JSDoc documentation would improve code maintainability by describing the purpose of each property and providing usage examples.
+/** + * Represents a formatted menu link with optional nested sub-links + * @interface FormattedLink + * @property {string} text - The display text for the link + * @property {string} href - The URL or path the link points to + * @property {FormattedLink[] | null} sub - Optional array of nested sub-links + */ interface FormattedLink { text: string href: string sub: FormattedLink[] | null }
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22-43: Consider adding error handling for invalid link dataWhile the type safety improvements are good, the function silently filters out invalid links. Consider adding error logging or handling for development environments to catch potential data issues early.
.map((linkData): FormattedLink | null => { + if (!linkData) { + console.warn('Received invalid link data:', linkData) + return null + } let sub: FormattedLink[] | null = null if ('childLinks' in linkData) { sub = formatMegaMenuLinks(locale, linkData.childLinks) } if (!linkData.link) { + console.warn('Link data missing required link property:', linkData) return null }libs/application/templates/directorate-of-immigration/citizenship/src/forms/CitizenshipForm/SupportingDocumentsSection/PassportSubSection.ts (1)
141-144: Consider making the country name parsing more robustWhile the simplified sorting logic is cleaner, it assumes country names always contain a hyphen. Consider making this more resilient to different formats.
- return (x.name?.split('-')[1]?.trim() ?? '') > - (y.name?.split('-')[1]?.trim() ?? '') - ? 1 - : -1 + const getName = (country: OptionSetItem) => { + const parts = country.name?.split('-'); + return parts?.length > 1 ? parts[1]?.trim() : country.name?.trim() ?? ''; + }; + return getName(x).localeCompare(getName(y));
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apps/web/utils/processMenuData.ts (1)
17-20: LGTM! Type safety improvement
The explicit return type addition enhances type safety and code clarity, following TypeScript best practices.
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Remove unnecessary JSON operations
The JSON.stringify and JSON.parse operations on countryOptions are unnecessary as they create a shallow copy that doesn't provide any benefit here.
- const countryStr = JSON.stringify(countryOptions)
- const countryParsed = JSON.parse(countryStr) as OptionSetItem[]
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- const sortedCountryOptions = countryParsed.sort((x, y) => {
+ const sortedCountryOptions = [...countryOptions].sort((x, y) => {📝 Committable suggestion
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nx.json (1)
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72-109: Consider implementing a cache warming strategyWith the addition of caching across all major tasks, consider implementing a cache warming strategy in your CI pipeline. This could involve:
- Caching the
.nx/cachedirectory between CI runs- Running critical tasks in parallel to populate the cache
- Implementing cache pruning policies to manage cache size
This will help maximize the benefits of the new caching configuration.
.github/workflows/pullrequest.yml (1)
73-74: Improve code maintainability by cleaning up commented codeThe old shell-based approach for SHA handling has been replaced with NX environment variables, but commented code remains. Consider removing the commented lines to improve maintainability.
- # export SHELL=/usr/bin/bash - # export WORKFLOW_ID=pullrequest - # source ./scripts/ci/00_prepare-base-tags.sh "$(git merge-base HEAD "$GITHUB_BASE_REF")"Also applies to: 99-107
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nx.json (5)
72-73: LGTM: Build configuration properly configured for caching
The build task is correctly configured with production inputs and caching enabled, which will improve build performance.
80-81: LGTM: Lint configuration properly tracks eslint dependencies
The lint task is correctly configured to invalidate cache when eslint configuration changes.
84-85: LGTM: Test configuration properly tracks Jest dependencies
The test task is correctly configured to invalidate cache when Jest configuration or production code changes.
89-90: Verify codegen cache invalidation across dependent tasks
The codegen tasks have complex dependencies. Please verify that cache invalidation works correctly when:
- Backend schema changes
- GraphQL files change
- Client configurations change
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76-77: Verify e2e test caching behavior
While caching e2e tests can improve performance, please verify that the cache invalidation works correctly when the application code changes.
.github/workflows/pullrequest.yml (3)
61-62: LGTM: Using official NX GitHub action
The switch to using the official nrwl/nx-set-shas@v4 action is a recommended approach for handling Git SHAs in NX workflows.
20-21: Verify NX Cloud access token configuration
The addition of NX Cloud integration requires proper secret configuration. Ensure that the NX_CLOUD_ACCESS_TOKEN secret is configured in your GitHub repository settings.
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The changes indicate a significant upgrade in how NX handles Git SHAs and distributed task execution. Ensure that all NX-related configurations are compatible with version 19.8.10.
NX upgrade
Minor code changes to fix linter error after upgrade
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