* Update package.json and lock file
* Move ProductMVPFeedbackModal to @woocommerce/product-editor
* Move ProductMVPFeedbackModalContainer to @woocommerce/product-editor
* Move ProductMVPCESFooter and useProductMVPCESFooter to @woocommerce/product-editor
* FIx mock of __experimentalUseProductMVPCESFooter in test
* Copied .tsconfig into ./client to enable ts checking
- Made sub-repos composite typescript packages where necessary
* Prevent tsc from transpiling ./client
- we use webpack for transpiling so no need for this
* Added tsc resolution path for @automattic/explat-client
- Seems like there's a type export issue (?) with @automattic/explat-client and @automattic/explat-client-react-helpers
- adding the node_modules/@automattic/explat-client path in tsconfig seems to help TS resolve this using the source .ts files
- found answer here: https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/issues/42873
- should figure out what's actually wrong with the type exports and fix that there instead
* Removed mandatory checking from webpack
- removed this for now as it will block all development until all type inconsistencies are fixed
- for now, run the optional ts:check task either in console or vscode for highlighting type errors
* Added vscode tasks for typescript checking
* Patch @automattic/explat-client-react-helpers
- this changes the installed code in node_modules (post-installation) for @automattic/explat-client-react-helpers so that it exports the necessary type interfaces required by us
- attempted unsuccessfully to override type exports using declare module
- not too sure how to fix this internally by other means
- have to investigate what fixes to propose to @automattic/explat-client-react-helpers team
* changed tests in ./client to use ts-jest instead of babel-jest
- rewrote jest config to use ts-jest instead of babel-jest
- set ts errors to warnings instead so that tests don't fail on type errors
- created new tsconfig for ./packages/js-tests so that build and ts-check are separate, as js-tests need to be built for commonjs
* Remove use of wc-admin-settings from packages
* Move getSetting to getAdminSetting and remove wc-admin-settings package
* Add changelog
* Update package.json and remove last use of wc-admin-settings
* Initial playwright
* Updated e2e to use playwright and typescript
* Update set up environment and jest package
* Add changelog
* Add await to uncheck
* Fix formatting
* Revert jset back to ~24, as >25 runs slower, see facebook/jestwoocommerce/woocommerce-admin#9457
* Removed some unnecessary uses of waitForSelector
* Fix eslint issue
* Fix the e2e tests with latest updates
* Running most tests, with typescript now
* Fix any outstanding queries for the tests to work
* Update changelog
* Remove unnecessary jest version and unnecessary transform setting
* Fix test case broken after rebase
* Add fix to make e2e tests more robust
* Making sure dropdown value is correct
* Reove the wcpay condition for features number
* Add tilde option for client root directory
* Support tilde start as internal to fix lint issues
* Update baseUrl and paths so auto complete works correctly
* Add changelogs
* Add eslint support for webpack resolvers
Co-authored-by: Matt Sherman <matt@jam123.com>
This uses a generator action and hooks to reimplement the CTA as a more
simple and logicless component, with most of the logic now in the
HOC component.
Fixeswoocommerce/woocommerce-admin#4592
This adds the functionality to support a store setup tab displayed in ActivityPanel. The tab currently just redirects to the home page, rather than implementing the nice-to-haves of displaying the task list in the panel. The reason for this, is that I found it would require significant refactoring of the task list to support this currently.
As part of this I have also refactored rendering of tabs inside into 2 new functional components: <Tabs> and <Tab>. The reason for this is to decompose large untestable components, test them and by virtue of being decomposed they will also be more reusable in future. Ideally would have been refactored to a functional component as well, but it would have been too large a task.
Matt Sherman
Chi-Hsuan Huang
RJ
louwie17
Jeff Stieler
Paul Sealock
Sam Seay