* Update to pnpm 9.1 and fix a mini css bug
* Add changefile(s) from automation for the following project(s): @woocommerce/tracks, @woocommerce/product-editor, @woocommerce/onboarding, @woocommerce/number, @woocommerce/notices, @woocommerce/navigation, @woocommerce/internal-js-tests, @woocommerce/extend-cart-checkout-block, @woocommerce/expression-evaluation, @woocommerce/explat, @woocommerce/experimental, @woocommerce/eslint-plugin, @woocommerce/dependency-extraction-webpack-plugin, @woocommerce/date, @woocommerce/data, @woocommerce/customer-effort-score, @woocommerce/currency, @woocommerce/csv-export, @woocommerce/create-woo-extension, @woocommerce/create-product-editor-block, @woocommerce/components, @woocommerce/api, @woocommerce/ai, @woocommerce/admin-e2e-tests, woocommerce-blocks, woocommerce-beta-tester, woocommerce, woo-ai
* temporarily disable swallowing build output to diagnose issue with perf workflow
* Ignore some type issues that commonly resurface when deps slightly change
* Fix persistent type issues that have recurred many times
* Add more ignores
* Fix lint issue
* Revert change to swallow build error
* Improve access of the config that needs updated build dir.
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This bumps the version to 0.14.3 so that we can take advantage of some
upstream improvements. It also makes some changes to the way our
builds and watches work to minimize the number of unnecessary
Node processes involved in the execution.
This adds support for using the `pnpm utils ci-jobs` command in our `ci.yml` file. One of the bigger benefits to this change too is that we're now distributing a bundled version of the utils tool. This lets us run it without actually having to install the repo and will let us speed up any workflows that currently do.
We're adding this to _every_ package since they have their own
configuration and scripts to run. This also keeps them
isolated so that they can operate independently.
* Update `config@3.3.7` (from `3.3.3`)
Add it to syncpack, to avoid `ReferenceError: node_env_var_name is not defined` when external extension imports and transforms the `admin-e2e-tests` directly from `node_modules`.
Include https://github.com/node-config/node-config/pull/642
* pin eslint in .syncpackrc
run `pnpm run sync-dependencies` to ensure pinned version is used across projects, then run `pnpm install` to update `pnpm-lock.yaml`
* add changelog files
ran `pnpm run --no-bail --filter='[HEAD^1]' changelog add --significance=patch --type=dev --entry='Update eslint to 8.32.0 across the monorepo.'`
* re-run `pnpm install` to fix what broke while merging
* Remove -- -- from scripts that fixed issue in pnpm 6, fix a couple TS issues in sep packages
* Minor fixes to analyzer scripts and doco based on pnpm 7
* Add dompurify types to data package to avoid TS errors
* Remove pnpx in favor of pnpm exec
* Modify the code analyzer to respect pnpm version if present.
* Update instructions for running recursive lint, add comments to explain
* Change package json commands and turbo repo config to allow for greatly simplifying running turbo
* Remove require-turbo script which was causing caching issues
* Colorize CI output from scripts
* Add missing changelog script to extend-cart-checkout-block
* Bump `@wordpress/e2e-test-utils` from `4.16.1` to `wp-5.8`
which resolves currently to `5.3.2`,
to match minimum required WordPress version.
* Add changelog entry
In order to ease the identification of private packages within the monorepo, this adds an `internal-` prefix to all of the current private packages. This makes it immediately clear when reviewing `packages/js` what is and isn't a private package.
* Removed Jetpack Changelogger from test js packages as they follow another approach for handling changelogs.
* Removed composer.json from api-core-tests, e2e-core-tests, e2e-environmnet and e2e-utils as they are no longer needed.
* Removed postinstall script from api-core-tests, e2e-core-tests, e2e-environment and e2e-utils packages, since they will no longer have a composer.json file.
Thanks to our build orchestration tooling, there is
no reason for us to build all of the packages on
`install`. In cases where `prepare` was used to
build before packaging, this changes it to
`prepack` so it will run only under the correct
circumstances.
Sam Seay
Ron Rennick
Christopher Allford
RJ
Tomek Wytrębowicz
Leif Singer
Alejandro López Ariza
Paul Sealock
Christopher Allford
Alex López
Chi-Hsuan Huang
rodelgc
jonathansadowski
jamelreid
roykho