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Description

  • adds a ESLINT plugin to warn us if our code breask HMR react -refresh (hot modules replacement
  • moves cache for viet to the root node_modules, coz other node modules are automatically delete when yarn is run, hence delete build cache

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@vojtatranta vojtatranta requested a review from Lemonexe March 7, 2025 15:44
@vojtatranta vojtatranta self-assigned this Mar 7, 2025
@vojtatranta vojtatranta marked this pull request as ready for review March 7, 2025 15:45
@vojtatranta vojtatranta requested a review from Nodonisko as a code owner March 7, 2025 15:45
@vojtatranta vojtatranta force-pushed the improve-vite-experience branch from ac82621 to 56f31d8 Compare March 7, 2025 15:47
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The changes involve the integration of the eslint-plugin-react-refresh into the project. This includes adding the new dependency to the ESLint package’s package.json file under "devDependencies." The ESLint React configuration is updated to import the new plugin, include its recommended settings, and enforce a new rule for exporting components. Additionally, the Vite configuration for the suite-web package is modified to specify a custom cache directory for build artifacts. Finally, an entry for the new dependency is added to the engagement dependencies list.


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LGTM!
I did notice it was weird that vite created node_modules with only .vite cache in suite-web, but did not have the capacity to think about it deeper 😆

Yes, now the .vite cache is placed correctly, and persists when I install yarn

Lint addition OK, from my experience it doesn't bring very noticeable benefit, but why not. There are now gonna be warnings at every PR.. It'd be great if someone fixed them 😉

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oh wait, now I noticed that the ESLint warnings fail the pipeline – we introduced that a few months ago.

No need to fix them at once, just add eslint ignore next line and it can be gradually fixed whenever.
👉 Please consider separating it to another PR, because it's thematically unrelated. So it'd be best to extract the eslint addition to a new branch and finish it there. But it's not the end of the world to do it here in a new commit 🤷

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