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[WIP] Trying out react@next #525

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@clarkbw clarkbw commented Jul 26, 2017

Trying out React 16 Beta

It works, but I don't think this is merge ready yet.

Mostly we've fallen behind the react train. I've updated PropTypes and CreateClass to their shims but if this moved to ES6 Modules and JSX that would help quite a bit further.

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["module-resolver", {
"alias": {
"react-dom": "react-dom/dist/react-dom",
"react-dom": "react-dom/umd/react-dom.development",
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Curious: what is the necessity for these aliases?

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Looks like it's forcing UMD instead of default (CJS) target?

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Right. I’m curious why. In the past people used to do this to speed up DEV builds (since React had too many modules). But now CJS is also a single bundle so maybe it‘s unnecessary.

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Yeah, sorry. I wasn't really trying to answer your question so much as confirming that I understood what it was doing.

Your assertion seems legit.

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@jasonLaster is the right person to answer that question, my understanding is that this has to do with how we package react within the browser toolbox.

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Here was the warning we saw:
firefox-devtools/debugger#1640

And the fix:
firefox-devtools/debugger#1731

We've had several other issues creep in over time
#179
#23

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So the issue is due to a custom module system (per #23)? I'm not sure what “single module plugin” is.

I guess if it works around a bug for you, that’s cool, I just wanted to verify. Please not react.development bundle is not suitable for production.

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clarkbw commented Sep 13, 2017

Closing this out for now, its a good start but will take some more work to make it happen. 🙇

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