chore(deps): bump build toolchain — eslint 10, typescript 6, vite 8.2, esbuild - #50
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…, esbuild 0.28.2 Upgrades the build/lint/test toolchain and clears every advisory yarn audit and OSV report against the tree (7 advisory instances across 3 transitive dev packages -> 0). Runtime dependencies are untouched. Toolchain: eslint 9.39.4 -> 10.9.1 @eslint/js 9.39.4 -> 10.0.1 typescript 5.9.3 -> 6.0.3 vite 8.0.16 -> 8.2.2 esbuild 0.28.1 -> 0.28.2 vitest 4.1.7 -> 4.1.11 (+ @vitest/web-worker, fixes a peer warning) @typescript-eslint/* 8.59.2 -> 8.69.0 plus @vitejs/plugin-react, prettier, sass, happy-dom, globals, @eslint/eslintrc, @types/node Code changes the majors required: - eslint.config.mjs: eslint-plugin-react's `version: 'detect'` calls the `context.getFilename()` ESLint 10 removed, so the config threw on load (TypeError in react/display-name). 7.37.5 is the newest release and does not declare eslint 10 support yet, so read react's version off its package.json instead of detecting it — same value, no drift. - tsconfig.json: TypeScript 6 defaults `strict` to true (82 errors here vs 0 on 5.9.3), so set it explicitly to false to keep type-checking exactly as it was. Turning strict on is a real change to a diff-rendering library and belongs in its own PR, not in a toolchain bump. - tsconfig.json: TS 6 now requires an explicit `rootDir` (TS5011) — set to the './src' it previously inferred, so lib/ layout is unchanged — and errors on the deprecated `moduleResolution: node10` (TS5107), so move to `bundler`, which matches `module: esnext`. Emit is byte-identical either way. - vite.config.ts / vitest.config.ts -> .mts: Vite 8 warns that ESM syntax in a config loaded as CommonJS breaks under the native config loader it plans to default to. Renaming avoids adding "type": "module" to a published package. Prettier's glob gains `mts` so both files stay checked. Verified: yarn lint, yarn build, yarn test (11/11), yarn build:examples all pass, and tsc 6.0.3 emits lib/ byte-for-byte identical to 5.9.3. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01L8JvkVnpvSgecnDsGcSJPH
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request updates project tooling configuration. It adds Vite and Vitest setup, changes TypeScript resolution, updates development dependencies, extends Prettier checks to ChangesTooling configuration
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR upgrades ESLint while retaining a React lint plugin that does not declare ESLint 10 support. Although linting passes and the configuration avoids the known filename-detection failure, broader compatibility is not established, so the change is not merge-ready until the owner accepts this bounded toolchain risk or keeps ESLint 9. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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As of September 2, 2026, the latest release of eslint-plugin-react is 7.37.5 [1][2]. The package.json file for version 7.37.5 defines its peerDependencies for ESLint as: "eslint": "^3 || ^4 || ^5 || ^6 || ^7 || ^8 || ^9.7" [3][1][4] This plugin is not officially compatible with ESLint 10 [5][6][7]. Users attempting to use eslint-plugin-react 7.37.5 with ESLint 10 encounter runtime errors, specifically TypeError: contextOrFilename.getFilename is not a function [5][6][7]. This occurs because ESLint 10 removed deprecated rule-context APIs—such as context.getFilename and context.getSourceCode—which version 7.37.5 of the plugin relies upon [6][8][7]. As of September 2026, this compatibility issue remains a known and reported problem [5][6][7].
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- 6: GitHub issue 35729 in react/react (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 7: https://medium.com/@iglovikov/i-needed-react-linting-on-eslint-10-so-i-built-a-react-19-continuation-f36f70e63d4d
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Keep ESLint on version 9 until eslint-plugin-react supports ESLint 10.
eslint-plugin-react@7.37.5 declares peer support only through ^9.7. The reactVersion setting avoids its removed context.getFilename() detection path, but it does not establish compatibility with the remaining ESLint 10 APIs. Use ESLint 9 or a tested compatible plugin release.
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In `@package.json` around lines 67 - 68, Update the eslint dependency in
package.json to remain on a version 9 release compatible with
eslint-plugin-react@7.37.5, rather than upgrading to ESLint 10; preserve the
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Fair question to raise, but I checked it rather than assumed it, and the concern doesn't hold for this config. Keeping ESLint 10. Audit of every removed-in-v10 context API in
So there were exactly three unguarded uses. One was the crash I fixed; the other two live in rules this config doesn't enable. Everything else goes through the Empirically, not just by inspection. I wrote a probe file that trips 16 of the 22 rules in All 16 reported real violations. No The two recommended rules that stayed silent ( On the peer range specifically: I've noted the residual peer warning and the follow-up (drop |
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Bumps the build/lint/test toolchain — ESLint 9 → 10, TypeScript 5 → 6, Vite 8.0 → 8.2, esbuild, Vitest, typescript-eslint — and makes the code changes those majors require. Runtime dependencies are deliberately untouched.
1) What we've done
Toolchain bumps (all
devDependencies)eslint@eslint/jstypescriptviteesbuildvitest@vitest/web-worker@typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin·parsereslint ^10support@vitejs/plugin-reactprettiersasshappy-domglobals@eslint/eslintrcFlatCompat@types/nodeCode changes the majors required
eslint.config.mjs— ESLint 10 removedcontext.getFilename().eslint-plugin-react'ssettings.react.version: 'detect'calls it, so the config threw on load before linting a single file:eslint-plugin-react@7.37.5is the newest release and its peer range still stops at^9.7, so there is no upstream version to move to. Fix: read the version off the installedreactpackage instead of asking the plugin to detect it — same value, and it can't drift when react moves.tsconfig.json— TypeScript 6 flipped three defaults.strictnow defaults to true"strict": falseexplicitlyTS5011rootDirmust be explicit"rootDir": "./src"— the value tsc previously inferredTS5107moduleResolution: node10is deprecated, errors in TS 7"moduleResolution": "bundler", which matchesmodule: esnextOn
strict: this repo had 0 errors on 5.9.3 and 82 on 6.0.3 with the same config, purely from the default flip. Enabling strict means real changes to diff-rendering logic (null-guards throughcompute-lines.tsandgetLinesToRender.ts), which is a behavioral PR, not a toolchain bump — so this PR pins the previous behavior and leaves that as follow-up work.vite.config.ts→vite.config.mts,vitest.config.ts→vitest.config.mts. Vite 8 warns:The alternative fix —
"type": "module"inpackage.json— would change module semantics for a published package, so renaming the two config files is the contained option. Prettier's glob gainsmtsso both files stay format-checked (verified by deliberately mis-formatting one and watching prettier catch it).2) Vulnerabilities solved
Both open Dependabot alerts are closed, plus five more advisory instances that Dependabot has not opened alerts for yet:
brace-expansionbrace-expansionbrace-expansionbrace-expansionnanoidAll are transitive, dev-scope, and reached through the tooling this PR touches:
brace-expansion@1.xviaminimatch@3←@eslint/eslintrc+eslint-plugin-react;brace-expansion@5.xviaminimatch@10←@typescript-eslint/typescript-estree;nanoidviapostcss← vite.Two of the three needed a stale lockfile entry dropped so the resolver could pick the patched version inside the existing range (
^1.1.7→ 1.1.18,^5.0.5→ 5.0.9) — noresolutionspin was added, so they stay free to float forward.yarn audit: 17 high → 0.3) Why it's safe
dependenciesblock is untouched, and every runtime package resolves to the identical version before and after —react19.2.6,react-dom19.2.6,diff9.0.0,classnames2.5.1,react-virtuoso4.18.7,@emotion/css11.13.5,@emotion/react11.14.0,prismjs1.30.0. Every bump here isdevDependencies-only: compiler, linter, bundler, test runner.lib/with TypeScript 5.9.3 + the old tsconfig, then with 6.0.3 + the new tsconfig, and diffed:diff -rqreports no differences across all.jsand.d.tsfiles. Consumers of@copia-automation/react-diff-viewerreceive exactly the same artifact. ThemoduleResolution: bundlerchange likewise produces identical emit — it only affects how types resolve at compile time.strict: falsepreserves the status quo, it doesn't weaken anything. It restores TypeScript 5's default.noImplicitAny: trueis still on, as before.src/and confirmed all three rule families still fire under ESLint 10 —@typescript-eslint/no-unused-vars,@typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any, andreact/react-in-jsx-scope. Then removed it..nvmrc(24.19.0), which CI uses vianode-version-file. Tightestenginesin the new set areeslint/@eslint/jsat^20.19.0 || ^22.13.0 || >=24andsassat>=20.19.0; 24.19.0 satisfies all of them.--frozen-lockfileinstalls cleanly, which is whatpublish.ymlruns — so the release path is not broken by the lockfile changes.eslint-plugin-reacton ESLint 10 was audited call-site by call-site, not just smoke-tested. The plugin has exactly three unguarded uses of removed v10 context APIs:lib/util/version.js:31(the crash this PR fixes), plusjsx-filename-extension.js:64andforward-ref-uses-ref.js:60— two rules thatplugin:react/recommendeddoes not enable and this config does not turn on. Every other use routes throughlib/util/eslint.js, a shim that prefers the modernsourceCode.*API and only falls back to the removedcontext.*when absent, so those branches are dead code on v10. Confirmed empirically too: a probe file tripping 16 of the 22 recommended rules — includingreact/prop-typesand the class-component rules that exercise the shim'sgetScope/getAncestors/markVariableAsUsed— reported 16 real violations with no rule-load failure, andreact/display-name(the rule that threw before the fix) now reports correctly as well.eslint-plugin-react@7.37.5doesn't declareeslint ^10in its peer range, so yarn prints a peer warning. It is the latest published version, its rules demonstrably work (above), and Yarn 1 treats peer mismatches as warnings. Downgrading to ESLint 9 to satisfy a stale peer field would also give back bothbrace-expansionalerts this PR closes, since they arrive via@eslint/eslintrcand this plugin'sminimatch@3chain.4) Confirmation that it doesn't introduce new vulnerabilities
Two independent scanners, before and after, on the full resolved tree:
yarn audit(npm registry advisory DB) — every finding cleared, nothing new:OSV.dev (independent DB, queried per resolved package straight from
yarn.lock):Both scanners agree: 7 advisory instances across 3 packages before, zero after, and no package in the new tree carries an advisory that the old tree did not. The dependency count also went down (428 → 422), so this is not a case of trading known issues for a wider surface.
Verification
Every command below was run from a clean
node_moduleson this branch:yarn install --frozen-lockfileeslint-plugin-reactpeer warning)yarn lint(prettier + eslint 10)yarn build(esbuild worker + tsc 6)yarn test(vitest 4.1.11)yarn build:examples(vite 8.2.2)tscemit vs TypeScript 5.9.3Caveat worth stating: I ran these on Node 26.8.1 locally, while CI uses 24.19.0 from
.nvmrc. Allenginesranges cover 24, but CI on this PR is the authoritative check.Follow-up (deliberately not in this PR)
strictintsconfig.jsonand fix the 82 resulting errors — real null-safety work incompute-lines.ts/getLinesToRender.ts.@eslint/eslintrc+FlatCompatfor native flat configs onceeslint-plugin-reactships eslint 10 support.@typescript-eslint@8.69caps attypescript <6.1.0, so 6.0.3 is the ceiling until typescript-eslint widens that range.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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