Add missing package file to the site preview widget#78583
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What?
Adds the missing workspace
package.jsonto the Site Preview dashboard widget (widgets/site-preview/) and declares the dependencies it imports.Follow-up to #78556, which added the widget without a workspace
package.json. It applies the convention raised in the review of #78408 (#78408 (review)): each widget workspace should declare all the dependencies it uses.Why?
Every other dashboard widget (
activity,hello-world,quick-draft,welcome) is a workspace with its ownpackage.jsondeclaring its dependencies. Site Preview was merged without one, so it neither declares the packages it imports nor registers as a workspace member.How?
widgets/site-preview/package.json(@wordpress/site-preview-widget), matching the format of the sibling widgets.render.tsx:@wordpress/components,@wordpress/core-data,@wordpress/data,@wordpress/element,@wordpress/i18n,@wordpress/ui.widget.ts:@wordpress/icons,@wordpress/i18n.npm installregisters the workspace (symlink undernode_modules/@wordpress/site-preview-widget+ lockfile entry), consistent with the other widgets.Testing Instructions
npm install.node_modules/@wordpress/site-preview-widgetis a symlink towidgets/site-preview.