feat(deps)!: update React dependencies to v19 - #12628
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 2 remain after this review. WalkthroughThe repository now uses React 19 dependencies and types. Package peer dependencies support React 18 and 19. React element merging, token exports, and Select tests were updated for React 19 compatibility. ChangesReact 19 compatibility
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Bump react, react-dom, @types/react and @types/react-dom to v19 in the workspace and the integration demo app, and update the peer ranges of all packages and the package generator template to ^18 || ^19. NumberInputProps drops the conflicting div onChange (stricter event types in @types/react@19), the MenuToggleInForm example uses the scoped React.JSX namespace, snapshots are regenerated for the new useId format and the Select template tests no longer rely on React 18 deferring unmounts past awaited user events. BREAKING CHANGE: React 17 is no longer supported, the react and react-dom peer dependencies are now ^18 || ^19.
lodash's deep merge recursed into React elements passed through cell props and transform results. React 19 turned the element owner chain into plain objects, so the merge walked the entire rendered tree per cell and server-side rendering of the deprecated Table hung or ran out of memory. Elements are now kept by reference instead of being spread or merged into.
The new switch component tokens generated `export const switch = ...`, which is a syntax error that breaks consumers of the token files, including the docs build. Reserved words now get a prefixed local binding that is re-exported under the original name, keeping the public API unchanged.
react-ssr-prepass reads ReactCurrentDispatcher from the React internals, which React 19 no longer exposes, so the docs prerender crashed. It was only used to await AsyncComponent.preload() before renderToString, and the loading-state render already triggers preload() itself, so a yarn patch on the documentation-framework replaces it with re-rendering until no loading placeholder is left. The same fix should land in the documentation-framework itself.
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20-33: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd regression coverage for ESM and declaration output.
packages/react-tokens/tests/react-tokens.test.jsonly exercises CommonJS output. Add generator tests forswitchanddefaultthat validate the generated ESM module and.d.tsfile.Also applies to: 46-54
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In `@packages/react-tokens/scripts/writeTokens.mjs`:
- Around line 7-18: Update the reserved-name handling in getLocalName and the
export-generation path so default emits only export default _default; without an
additional aliased default export. Extend RESERVED_WORDS with eval and arguments
so generated ESM and declaration bindings remain valid.
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In `@packages/react-tokens/scripts/writeTokens.mjs`:
- Around line 20-33: Add regression tests in react-tokens.test.js covering
generated ESM and declaration output for both switch and default tokens. Verify
the ESM module exports the expected named and default values, and the
corresponding .d.ts file declares the generated token correctly, while
preserving the existing CommonJS coverage.
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…okens A token named `default` would have produced both an aliased default re-export and `export default`, which is a duplicate export. The alias is now skipped for `default`, and `eval`/`arguments` (invalid binding names in strict mode) are treated as reserved as well.
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What: Closes #11371
Updates the repo to React 19 and drops React 17 from the supported peer range:
react/react-dom19.2.8 and@types/react/@types/react-dom19.2.x in the workspace root and the integration demo app"react": "^18 || ^19"peer dependencies (breaking)NumberInputPropsomits the divonChange, which conflicts with the stricter event types in@types/react@19(same pattern as SearchInput, Slider, CalendarMonth). This was the only type error in the workspace.MenuToggleInFormexample usesReact.JSX.Element, the globalJSXnamespace is gone in@types/react@19useIdformatwaitForElementToBeRemoved: React 19 flushes the unmount inside the awaited user-event call, so the wait either throws "already removed" or times out. I compared against a React 18 checkout, the component behavior (open/close,aria-expanded) is unchanged, only the flush timing moved.Getting
yarn build:docsto work on React 19 needed three more fixes:mergePropslet lodash deep-merge into React elements. React 19 turns the element owner chain into plain objects (previouslyFiberNode), so SSR of the deprecated Table walked the entire rendered tree per cell and hung or ran out of memory — this froze the docs prerender at/components/table/react-deprecated. Elements are now kept by reference; theLegacyTableActionsexample goes from 44s to 87ms in SSR with identical HTML. Unit tests added.export const switch = ..., a syntax error that also breaks the docs build onmain. Reserved words now get a prefixed local binding that is re-exported under the original name, so the public API is unchanged.react-ssr-prepass@1.6.0(latest) readsReactCurrentDispatcher, which React 19 no longer exposes, and the project looks unmaintained. It was only used to awaitAsyncComponent.preload()beforerenderToString, and the loading-state render already triggerspreload()itself, so a yarn patch (.yarn/patches) replaces it with re-rendering until no loading placeholder is left. I can open the same change against the documentation-framework repo so the patch can be dropped again.Tested locally: esm/cjs build, jest, demo app build, the full cypress integration suite and
yarn build:docs(1273 pages prerendered, no loading placeholders left inpublic/).Additional issues:
@patternfly/documentation-frameworkstill declaresreact: ^17 || ^18peer dependencies (warning only under yarn 4) and needs a bump in the framework repo.Summary by CodeRabbit
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