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  • Chores

    • Removed an outdated build dependency and updated configuration settings for a cleaner development process.
  • Refactor

    • Streamlined metadata loading across multiple pages to enhance error handling and overall page consistency.
    • Updated the generation of navigation links for job agents and integrations to ensure a more accurate and reliable user experience.

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This pull request removes an unused Babel dependency and updates several metadata generation functions by destructuring parameters and switching from try‑catch error handling to promise chaining. Additionally, URL generation for job agents is modified, with changes applied to both the URL helper and the link component. Minor configuration updates include expanding the TypeScript exclusion list and disabling an experimental React compiler setting.

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File(s) Summary
apps/webservice/package.json Removed the babel-plugin-react-compiler dependency (19.0.0-beta-40c6c23-20250301) from devDependencies.
apps/webservice/src/app/[workspaceSlug]/(app)/{deploy/(sidebar)/job-agents/page.tsx, deploy/(sidebar)/systems/page.tsx, insights/page.tsx} Updated the generateMetadata function: destructured params to obtain workspaceSlug and switched from a try‑catch block to a promise chain for error handling.
apps/webservice/src/app/urls.ts
apps/webservice/src/components/form/job-agent/JobAgentSelector.tsx
Modified URL generation: changed the base array in the job agents function and updated the integrations URL construction, with the link component now appending .baseUrl().
apps/webservice/tsconfig.json Added ".next" to the TypeScript "exclude" array alongside "node_modules".
apps/webservice/next.config.js Changed the experimental configuration by setting reactCompiler from true to false.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant P as Page Component
    participant GM as generateMetadata
    participant API as Workspace API

    P->>GM: Call generateMetadata({ params: { workspaceSlug } })
    GM->>API: Fetch workspace data using workspaceSlug
    alt Successful response
        API-->>GM: Return workspace data
        GM->>GM: Construct metadata object from data
    else Error response
        API-->>GM: Return error
        GM->>GM: Return default metadata values
    end
    GM-->>P: Return metadata object
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sequenceDiagram
    participant Selector as JobAgentSelector Component
    participant URLHelper as URLs Module
    participant Router as Next.js Router

    Selector->>URLHelper: Generate job agents URL using workspace slug
    URLHelper-->>Selector: Return updated URL with .baseUrl() appended
    Selector->>Router: Navigate to the constructed URL
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apps/webservice/src/components/xterm/SessionTerminal.tsx (1)

96-96: ⚠️ Potential issue

Reference to potentially undefined variables

The width and height variables are used here but they're only defined later in the code (line 101). This could lead to undefined variable access issues.

-      onResize?.({ width, height, cols, rows });
+      // Use terminal dimensions or provide fallback values
+      onResize?.({ width: term.element?.clientWidth || 0, height: term.element?.clientHeight || 0, cols, rows });
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apps/webservice/src/app/[workspaceSlug]/(app)/settings/workspace/members/MembersTable.tsx (2)

200-201: Consider refactoring to follow React hooks rules.

The ESLint disable comment is used to suppress a valid warning about hooks rules. While this works, it's better to refactor the component to properly follow React's rules of hooks.

You could extract this logic into a custom component that calls the hook at its top level:

- cell: ({ row }) => {
-   const viewer = api.user.viewer.useQuery();
-   const { id: currentRoleId } = row.original.role;
-   const { id: entityRoleId } = row.original.entityRole;
-   const roles = api.workspace.roles.useQuery(row.original.workspace.id);
-   const updateRole = api.workspace.iam.set.useMutation();
-   // eslint-disable-next-line react-hooks/rules-of-hooks
-   const router = useRouter();
-   const isCurrentUser = row.original.user.id === viewer.data?.id;
+  cell: ({ row }) => <RoleCell row={row} />
}

+ const RoleCell = ({ row }: { row: Row<Member> }) => {
+   const viewer = api.user.viewer.useQuery();
+   const { id: currentRoleId } = row.original.role;
+   const { id: entityRoleId } = row.original.entityRole;
+   const roles = api.workspace.roles.useQuery(row.original.workspace.id);
+   const updateRole = api.workspace.iam.set.useMutation();
+   const router = useRouter();
+   const isCurrentUser = row.original.user.id === viewer.data?.id;

248-249: Consider refactoring to follow React hooks rules.

Similar to the previous issue, this ESLint disable comment is suppressing a valid warning about React hooks rules.

Extract this logic into a dedicated component:

- cell: ({ row }) => {
-   const viewer = api.user.viewer.useQuery();
-   const { id } = row.original.entityRole;
-   // eslint-disable-next-line react-hooks/rules-of-hooks
-   const router = useRouter();
-   const remove = api.workspace.iam.remove.useMutation();
-   if (id == null) return null;
+  cell: ({ row }) => <ActionsCell row={row} />
}

+ const ActionsCell = ({ row }: { row: Row<Member> }) => {
+   const viewer = api.user.viewer.useQuery();
+   const { id } = row.original.entityRole;
+   const router = useRouter();
+   const remove = api.workspace.iam.remove.useMutation();
+   if (id == null) return null;
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apps/webservice/src/app/[workspaceSlug]/(app)/_components/reactflow/layout.ts (2)

1-1: ESLint directive added to disable react-compiler rule

This ESLint directive disables the React compiler rule for this entire file. This is consistent with the React compiler integration mentioned in the PR title.


3-3: "use no memo" directive added

This directive instructs the React compiler to avoid automatic memoization for components and functions in this file. Since this file handles complex ReactFlow layout operations which may have intricate state dependencies, disabling automatic memoization is appropriate.

apps/webservice/src/app/[workspaceSlug]/(app)/(deploy)/(raw)/systems/[systemSlug]/(raw)/deployments/[deploymentSlug]/(sidebar)/workflow/JobAgentSection.tsx (1)

2-2: "use no memo" directive added

This directive disables automatic memoization by the React compiler for this file. This is appropriate for a complex component like JobAgentSection that manages form state and interactions with various agent types.

apps/webservice/src/components/xterm/SessionTerminal.tsx (2)

1-1: ESLint directive added to disable react-compiler rule

This ESLint directive disables the React compiler rule for the entire file. This is consistent with the React compiler integration mentioned in the PR.


3-3: "use no memo" directive added

This directive disables automatic memoization for this terminal component. This is appropriate for components handling real-time data and DOM interactions like the XTerm terminal, where automatic memoization might interfere with rendering or event handling.

apps/webservice/tsconfig.json (1)

25-25: Updated TypeScript exclude paths

Added .next to the exclude list, which is a good practice for Next.js projects. This prevents TypeScript from processing generated files in the .next directory, improving build performance.

tooling/eslint/react-compiler.js (1)

1-14: New ESLint configuration for React Compiler

This new configuration file sets up ESLint integration for the React compiler, targeting TypeScript files. The configuration correctly imports the plugin and sets the rule to trigger errors when violated.

This aligns with the PR objectives of fixing React compiler integration. The setup allows for better automatic optimizations and potential performance improvements in React components.

apps/webservice/src/components/form/job-agent/JobAgentSelector.tsx (1)

56-56: URL generation updated correctly

The URL generation has been properly updated to use .baseUrl(), which aligns with the URL structure refactoring mentioned in the PR title for fixing agent links.

apps/webservice/package.json (1)

105-105: React compiler plugin updated to newer beta version

The babel-plugin-react-compiler has been updated to a newer beta version (19.0.0-beta-3229e95-20250315). This update aligns with the PR's objective to fix react-compile related issues.

tooling/eslint/package.json (2)

9-10: React compiler ESLint configuration export added

Added a new export for the React compiler configuration file, making it available for import in other packages.


31-31: ESLint plugin for React compiler added

Added the eslint-plugin-react-compiler as a devDependency with the same version as the babel plugin (19.0.0-beta-3229e95-20250315). This addition enables proper linting support for code using the React compiler.

apps/webservice/eslint.config.js (2)

4-4: React compiler ESLint configuration imported

Added import for the React compiler ESLint configuration from the newly available path.


15-15: React compiler ESLint rules integrated

The React compiler ESLint rules have been correctly integrated into the existing configuration array. This completes the setup needed for proper React compiler support in the webservice application.

apps/webservice/src/app/urls.ts (1)

56-56: Improved consistency in URL handling.

This change refactors the integrations method to reuse the existing workspaceSettingsIntegrations function instead of custom URL building. This promotes code reuse and ensures consistent URL structures across the application.

apps/webservice/src/app/[workspaceSlug]/(app)/(deploy)/(sidebar)/systems/page.tsx (1)

7-24: Good refactoring of metadata generation function.

The changes to generateMetadata improve the code by:

  1. Using direct parameter destructuring for cleaner access to workspaceSlug
  2. Implementing promise chaining instead of try-catch for more concise error handling
  3. Directly returning the metadata based on API call results

This approach aligns with the project's coding guidelines that allow flexible error handling patterns.

apps/webservice/src/app/[workspaceSlug]/(app)/insights/page.tsx (1)

22-40: Good refactoring of metadata generation function.

This change follows the same pattern used in other files, improving the code by:

  1. Using direct parameter destructuring for cleaner access to workspaceSlug
  2. Implementing promise chaining instead of try-catch for more concise error handling
  3. Directly returning the metadata based on API call results

The consistent application of this pattern across files shows good attention to maintaining code style conventions throughout the codebase.

apps/webservice/src/app/[workspaceSlug]/(app)/(deploy)/(sidebar)/job-agents/page.tsx (1)

20-37: Improved code organization with cleaner promise-based error handling.

The refactoring from a try/catch block to a promise chain with .then() and .catch() aligns with the project's coding guidelines while maintaining the same functionality. The parameter destructuring makes the code more readable by directly accessing the needed properties.

@zacharyblasczyk zacharyblasczyk requested a review from jsbroks March 21, 2025 19:02
@zacharyblasczyk zacharyblasczyk merged commit 1046bdf into main Mar 21, 2025
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