build(deps-dev): bump cross-env from 7.0.3 to 10.1.0#445
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| import type { StorybookConfig } from '@storybook/react-vite'; | |||
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What: The @storybook/react-webpack5 type definition is still listed in a comment, even though the package has been upgraded to use Vite.
Why: Leaving outdated comments can lead to confusion regarding the project's current setup. It's important to keep comments concise and relevant to enhance maintainability.
How: Remove the line that comments on webpack5 to reflect the current configuration which uses Vite. This will keep the code clean and clear.
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| import type { StorybookConfig } from '@storybook/react-vite'; |
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What: The import statement for the mergeConfig function has been updated to use dynamic imports. Ensure that this is necessary for performance and compatibility.
Why: Dynamic imports can have performance implications if they're used excessively or in critical parts of the code; they may also lead to issues if not all platforms support them equally, despite their advantages in code splitting.
How: Confirm that the rest of the configuration file and setup handles the async nature of mergeConfig. If it's not required to be loaded dynamically, consider importing it at the top of the file.
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| export default config; |
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What: The filtering of plugins to remove 'vite:dts' could lead to unexpected behavior if no checks are performed for the presence of plugins.
Why: Filtering plugins without handling cases where config.plugins is undefined or empty could lead to runtime errors. It’s important for code to be robust against such scenarios.
How: Update the filter check to safely handle situations where config.plugins could be undefined by adding a conditional check to ensure that it is defined before attempting to use it in the filter.
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What: The resolution paths being defined for various aliases (@/icons, @/utilities, etc.) should be double-checked for accuracy based on the current file structure.
Why: Incorrect paths can lead to module resolution issues, which could affect the functionality of the Storybook setup. Ensuring the paths are correct helps in avoiding bugs during development.
How: Verify each path for the aliases against the actual directory structure of the project and update them accordingly if not correct.
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| import React from 'react'; | |||
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What: The use of CRLF line endings ( ) in a file that previously used LF line endings may cause compatibility issues across different systems.
Why: Inconsistent line endings can lead to problems in version control and when running code in different environments, especially when working in a cross-platform team where some may use Windows and others may use macOS or Linux.
How: Ensure that your editor or IDE is configured to normalize line endings to LF ( ) to maintain consistency across different environments.
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| export default preview; |
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What: Consider documenting the implications of disabling color contrast checks globally in a comment near the a11y configuration.
Why: Disabling important accessibility checks may lead to a poor user experience for individuals with visual impairments, and documenting this decision helps future maintainers understand the reasoning behind it.
How: Add a comment above the a11y configuration explaining why color contrast checks are being disabled and consider encouraging better practices to ensure your components are visually accessible.
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| const { getStoryContext } = require('@storybook/test-runner'); | |||
| const { injectAxe, checkA11y, configureAxe } = require('axe-playwright'); | |||
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What: The code includes optional chaining (?.) which can lead to runtime errors if the properties are undefined and accessed subsequently.
Why: Using optional chaining can be beneficial for avoiding TypeErrors, but it's essential to ensure that all parts of the object you're accessing can indeed be undefined. Otherwise, consider a fallback or more explicit error handling to improve robustness.
How: Consider adding checks or defaults to ensure the parameters exist before accessing them, for example:
const rules = storyContext.parameters && storyContext.parameters.a11y && storyContext.parameters.a11y.config ? storyContext.parameters.a11y.config.rules : defaultRules;
await configureAxe(page, { rules });
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What: The 'postVisit' function returns early if accessibility testing is disabled, but it does not log or report this decision anywhere.
Why: While returning early is valid, it may be beneficial to debug or log when tests are skipped to help understand test coverage and outcomes during development.
How: Add a console log statement before the early return to indicate testing was skipped:
if (storyContext.parameters?.a11y?.disable) {
console.log('Accessibility tests are disabled for this story.');
return;
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| // Get the entire context of a story, including parameters, args, argTypes, etc. | ||
| const storyContext = await getStoryContext(page, context); |
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What: The method of gathering the story context may not catch all edge cases, potentially leading to unhandled cases in the accessibility configuration.
Why: Ensuring that the story context is reliably acquired will help in accurately applying accessibility rules, avoiding silent failures in testing.
How: Consider wrapping the call to getStoryContext in a try-catch block. If an error occurs, handle it appropriately, perhaps by logging it and providing fallback behavior.
Bumps cross-env from 7.0.3 to 10.1.0.
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Sourced from cross-env's releases.
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152ae6afeat: add support ofr default value syntaxbd70d1achore: upgrade zshy8e0b190chore(ci): get coverage8635e80fix(release): manually release a major version3a58f22chore: fix npmrc registryb70bfffchore(ci): add names to steps and workflowscc5759dfix(release): manually release a major version080a859chore: remove publish script31e5bc7chore(ci): restore built files81e9c34chore(ci): add back semantic-releaseDependabot will resolve any conflicts with this PR as long as you don't alter it yourself. You can also trigger a rebase manually by commenting
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