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Version 8.0 #581

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@mwislek mwislek commented Dec 6, 2022

  • Upgrade all dependency minor versions
  • Upgrade Node version to ^18.12.1
  • Upgrade webpack, css-loader, style-loader, and sass-loader to their later versions.

Because there were significant changes in several of the library versions as well as a change to the engines configuration, this update is being treated as a major update.

This work is being done as part of a client-template upgrade comparable to the update done for the Ionic client template.

Release Notes

This version contains the following breaking changes:

  1. Upgraded Node version to 18.12.1
  2. Removed node-sass in favor of sass
  3. Upgraded webpack and related loaders

Further explanation of each item is detailed below.


1. Upgraded Node version to 18.12.1

Typically, the Node version of an application can be updated without any breaking change. However, Node 18 requires an upgraded version of glibc. This has impact on Travis.

The default distribution used for builds and test execution (xenial) does not have the version of glibc required by Node 18. See this Travis community forum note for a discussion of this issue. See this Node issue for a discussion of the new glibc version requirement.

To resolve this issue, a specific Linux distribution (focal) is specified in the .travis.yml configuration file. This disribution has the correct glibc version. See this Travis documentation for a description of the focal build environment.

This version of lp-components will not support older Node versions. You must use Node version ^18.12.1.

2. Removed node-sass in favor of sass

node-sass has been deprecated and the latest version does not support the later glibc version (an exception is generated when one tries to execute node-sass with the later Node version). To resolve this, node-sass was removed and sass (Dart Sass, the currently active Sass implementation) was added. This change required an additional update to the build:styles script to use sass for style builds.

3. Upgraded webpack and related loaders

The Node upgrade mentioned above also fixed an OpenSSL issue. That fix required that the latest version of Webpack be used, along with configuration of a specific hashing function. To accommodate this change, webpack was upgraded to ^5.75.0 and the css-loader, style-loader, and sass-loader were also upgraded to their latest versions.

Author Checklist

  • Add unit test(s)
  • Update version in package.json (see the versioning guidelines)
  • Update documentation (if necessary)
  • Add story to storybook (if necessary)
  • Assign dev reviewer

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core: {
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Needed to upgrade to webpack 5 in order to resolve issues with Node 18 and SSL. See: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69692842/error-message-error0308010cdigital-envelope-routinesunsupported

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// Storysource-addon
config.module.rules.push({
test: /\.story\.jsx?$/,
loaders: [require.resolve('@storybook/source-loader')],
use: [
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Needed to change the webpack configuration in order to accommodate webpack 5.

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Can you see if a review app can be spun up for this PR? We may never had turned that on for this repo, but it would be nice to have.

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src: path.resolve(__dirname, '../src'),
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// Required for Node ^18.12.1 to resolve an OpenSSL configuraiton deprecation.
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Typo: configuration

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Where did this file come from? Do consumers of this library need to reference this file in any way?

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Hmm. No idea. I certainly didn't add it intentionally. Removed...


Typically, the Node version of an application can be updated without any breaking change. However, Node 18 requires an upgraded version of `glibc`. This has impact on both Travis and the existing `node-sass` executable.

For Travis, the default distribution used for builds and test execution does not have the version of `glibc` required by Node 18. To resolve this issue, a specific distribution is specified in the `.travis.yml` configuration file that has the correct `glibc` version.
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Can you reference the distribution name directly in this paragraph please? Any official docs from Travis to reference for more info?


For Travis, the default distribution used for builds and test execution does not have the version of `glibc` required by Node 18. To resolve this issue, a specific distribution is specified in the `.travis.yml` configuration file that has the correct `glibc` version.

`node-sass` has been deprecated and the latest version does not support the later `glibc` version (an exception is generated when one tries to execute `node-sass` with the later Node version). To resolve this, `node-sass` was removed and `sass` (Dart Sass, the currently active Sass implementation) was added. This change required an additional update to the `build:styles` script to use `sass` for style builds.
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Let's add this paragraph to the section below.


## 2. Removed `node-sass` in favor of `sass`

As mentioned above, `node-sass` was removed in favor of `sass`. Additionally, the latest version of `style-loader` was included in this version of `lp-components`.
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Is the style-loader note relevant in this section? Seems like your mention of it in #3 is sufficient enough IMO

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That's fine. Removed.

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mwislek commented Dec 9, 2022

Can you see if a review app can be spun up for this PR? We may never had turned that on for this repo, but it would be nice to have.

Would a review app do anything? There are no views in this file. There is supposed to be a storybook deployment to Heroku though. Does that no longer work? Or was the request for a "review app" storybook deployment?

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Can you see if a review app can be spun up for this PR? We may never had turned that on for this repo, but it would be nice to have.

Would a review app do anything? There are no views in this file. There is supposed to be a storybook deployment to Heroku though. Does that no longer work? Or was the request for a "review app" storybook deployment?

Exactly, I want to see the storybook deployment

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mwislek commented Dec 9, 2022

Exactly, I want to see the storybook deployment

@chawes13 Cool. I don't see the http://lp-components.herokuapp.com/storybook app when I log into the LPL Heroku instance. I am a "member" in the launchpadlab Heroku team instead of an "admin", which may be the issue. Do you see the app? If so, can you give me admin-level access to it so that I can configure the review app?

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Exactly, I want to see the storybook deployment

@chawes13 Cool. I don't see the http://lp-components.herokuapp.com/storybook app when I log into the LPL Heroku instance. I am a "member" in the launchpadlab Heroku team instead of an "admin", which may be the issue. Do you see the app? If so, can you give me admin-level access to it so that I can configure the review app?

@mwislek I just added you as a pipeline member. Let me know if that gives you enough permissions. It looks like the pipeline was disconnected after the Heroku security incident, which requires manual reconnection.

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mwislek commented Dec 12, 2022

@mwislek I just added you as a pipeline member. Let me know if that gives you enough permissions. It looks like the pipeline was disconnected after the Heroku security incident, which requires manual reconnection.

@chawes13 Still don't see it. My permissions on the launchpadlab Heroku team are: https://share.getcloudapp.com/jkuOQvdd/. Could that be the reason I don't even see the app?

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Just a few non-blocking typos! This Node change being breaking is really annoying 😞 . I worry about getting buy-in from many existing apps to make this upgrade.

Maybe there's a best practice guide that could summarize / distill the work that you did in the client-template (since we don't have a migration guide concept there)?

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Typo: resolved

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Oh man. Sorry about these.

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Typo: GitHub

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@mwislek I just added you as a pipeline member. Let me know if that gives you enough permissions. It looks like the pipeline was disconnected after the Heroku security incident, which requires manual reconnection.

@chawes13 Still don't see it. My permissions on the launchpadlab Heroku team are: https://share.getcloudapp.com/jkuOQvdd/. Could that be the reason I don't even see the app?

It's not in launchpadlab. It's in launchpadlab-dev! I'm surprised you didn't get an email invitation 🤔

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mwislek commented Dec 12, 2022

@chawes13 No email invitation. I don't even see the "Access" tab on launchpadlab-dev but believe I am a "Collaborator". Don't see the lp-components app though.

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Ok. I just changed your permissions, connected GitHub to the repo, and enabled review apps

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mwislek commented Dec 12, 2022

Maybe there's a best practice guide that could summarize / distill the work that you did in the client-template (since we don't have a migration guide concept there)?

Would the "Release Notes" I added to this PR's description suffice or were you thinking of something new? I was assuming that this blurb about the Node version would be included in the release notes for all of the libraries that upgraded to Node 18. I included this same blurb in the client-template PR as well.

@mwislek mwislek merged commit c3c21d5 into main Dec 12, 2022
@mwislek mwislek deleted the version-8.0 branch December 12, 2022 16:26
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