build(deps-dev): bump eslint-plugin-storybook from 0.9.0 to 10.3.5#446
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| import type { StorybookConfig } from '@storybook/react-vite'; | |||
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What: The import statement for types from @storybook/react-webpack5 appears to be outdated. It might cause confusion as the rest of the file refers to the react-vite version.
Why: Using the correct imports is essential for clarity and to prevent potential type mismatches, which can lead to runtime errors or misconfigurations.
How: Update the import statement to match the current intended framework. Verify that all references are consistent with the target version @storybook/react-vite.
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| import path from 'path'; | ||
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| /** @type { import('@storybook/react-webpack5').StorybookConfig } */ |
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What: Consider removing the outdated comment regarding the importing of the Storybook config from react-webpack5. It's irrelevant since you're now using react-vite.
Why: Maintaining clean code with relevant comments improves readability and prevents confusion for future developers.
How: Delete or update the comment to reflect the new framework and any necessary context that might be useful.
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| viteConfigPath: path.resolve(__dirname, '..', 'vite.config.ts'), | ||
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What: Ensure proper error handling in the asynchronous viteFinal function. Currently, all errors are silently ignored which can lead to debugging challenges.
Why: Failing to handle errors appropriately can lead to hard-to-trace bugs during the configuration merging process.
How: Wrap the mergeConfig call in a try-catch block and log any errors appropriately.
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What: Prioritize the organization of alias paths to ensure clear and logical structure, especially when adding new paths in the future.
Why: A well-organized configuration improves maintainability and makes it easier for developers to understand and modify the project.
How: Consider structuring these alias entries in a commented section or grouping similar paths together, possibly using a mapping function.
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| import React from 'react'; | |||
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What: Imports should use consistent line endings. In this PR, it looks like line endings were changed to . This can create inconsistencies across environments and affect readability.
Why: Consistent line endings are critical in collaborative environments to prevent issues with version control systems and improve code readability across different platforms and editors.
How: It’s recommended to keep the line endings consistent with the existing style. If you are developing on a system that uses as the default, consider configuring your editor settings to maintain for this file, as it was originally.
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| export default preview; |
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What: Consider removing or commenting on the disabling of color-contrast checks for accessibility.
Why: Disabling accessibility checks can lead to non-compliance with accessibility standards, making the application less usable for individuals with visual impairments or other disabilities. It's crucial to maintain accessibility as a priority in development.
How: If there are specific reasons for the requirement to disable this check (e.g., UI experimentation), it should be briefly documented in a comment, or you might want to explore if there are alternative methods to address your needs without compromising accessibility.
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| const { getStoryContext } = require('@storybook/test-runner'); | |||
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What: There are duplicate code segments that lead to confusion about adjustment significance.
Why: Streamlining the code structure improves readability and maintainability, which is crucial for buffer development processes and future modifications.
How: Consider implementing specific comments to clarify changes or remove commented-out code to avoid confusion.
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What: Three authentication methods are visible in the code, which can create potential security vulnerabilities or unexpected behavior.
Why: Properly handling responses and potential errors is important to prevent exposure to security risks, especially in user-facing environments.
How: Consider adding additional error checking or response validation on methods that hold potential to interact with external dependencies.
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What: The method checkA11y checks accessibilities, but there is no error handling if an accessibility failure occurs.
Why: Not implementing error handling may lead to unhandled Promise rejections, which can cause the application to fail silently rather than providing useful feedback on what went wrong.
How: Add a try-catch block around the checkA11y call to capture and handle potential errors that can ensure the process handles failures more gracefully.
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| rules: storyContext.parameters?.a11y?.config?.rules, | ||
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What: The usage of optional chaining (?.) is well implemented; however, verify that all environments that run this code support ECMAScript 2020 features.
Why: In case the runtime doesn't support ECMAScript 2020 features, it will likely throw errors, leading to possible application crash.
How: If you're targeting older environments, consider adding a compatibility layer or polyfill for optional chaining or refactoring the logic to be compatible.
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| const { getStoryContext } = require('@storybook/test-runner'); |
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What: Ensure that required modules (axe-playwright and @storybook/test-runner) are properly updated to avoid discrepancies.
Why: When upgrading libraries or plugins, especially those related to testing and accessibility, staying current is vital to maintain features and address security vulnerabilities.
How: Review the changelogs for both dependencies and ensure that their features match the requirements of your implementation before finalizing the upgrade.
Bumps eslint-plugin-storybook from 0.9.0 to 10.3.5.
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e486d38Bump version from "10.3.4" to "10.3.5" [skip ci]4eff9cdBump version from "10.3.3" to "10.3.4" [skip ci]7a820b1Merge pull request #34245 from storybookjs/chore/root_oxfmt4eb227bBuild: Move prettier to oxfmtb0acfb4Bump version from "10.3.2" to "10.3.3" [skip ci]308656fBump version from "10.3.1" to "10.3.2" [skip ci]24c2c2cBump version from "10.3.0" to "10.3.1" [skip ci]06cb6a6Bump version from "10.3.0-beta.3" to "10.3.0" [skip ci]df32a33Merge branch 'next-release' into next94b9430Bump version from "10.3.0-beta.2" to "10.3.0-beta.3" [skip ci]Maintainer changes
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