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feat(tooling): convert-repo-to-yarn-workspace #1443

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Completes -SPARK-559074

My suggestion on how to review this PR - close the packages folder, it only has file name changes. After that its a small PR

This PR is the second PR in the series of many PRs to create react-widgets a yarn workspace
First PR #1438

This PR completes the final 4tasks in the list below

Tasks required to make react-widgets a yarn workspace

  • Move components out of node_modules
  • Adjust the tooling to use the new paths
  • Enable yarn workspace in react-widget
  • Add dependencies inside each package
  • Add scripts for each package
  • Fix tooling to use yarn workspaces packages

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  • Build is passing
  • UTs are passing
  • Integration tests are passing

Testing

  • Ran yarn build:all
  • Ran yarn workspace @webex/ build:src
  • Ran yarn workspace @webex/ serve
  • Served all the demos
  • Ran all UTs

Issues found

All these errors are persistent in master and node-upgrade branch also

  • People list has ENOENT
 error while building - any css file thats why this error - its doesnt affect anything

  • Widget-meet has ENOENT - any css file thats why this error - its doesnt affect anything

  • All demo components fails the buildES function.
  • Issue with tsconfig- webpack build fails for all ts 'widget' components
  • Failling command
- npm run deploy is failing in master and node-upgrade as well
  • We are ignoring all the src files for eslint tests
  • journey tests are failling in the node-upgrade branch as well

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Shreyas281299 commented Oct 23, 2024

The reason why github actions is failling is because the base branch is configured for npm. Once we merge this PR all the subsequent PRs should be configured for yarn and will pass. Since there is no yarnrc or yarn.lock file in base branch github actions is using npm for this PR. Example PR against create-workspace branch -https://github.com/Shreyas281299/react-widgets/actions/runs/11476200784/job/31935688832

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After moving to yarn workspaces, there is a different way in which env variables are passed. This change does nothing but provides a fallback to these empty string just in case these variables are not available. Im still trying to figure out how yarn workspaces work with env varibales.

A possible speculation is that previously all the commands were run from root folder and the .env folder was also present in the root folder. But now when we run yarn build for each workspace the root folder becomes the workspace and there is no .env available there.

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Mostly looks good. Just a few comments

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LGTM. Nit - just modify the yarn version from 4.5.0 to 4.5.1

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Mostly good. However,

  • We do not this file to be checked-in: .yarn/install-state.gz as per this documentation. Let us remove it before merging the PR. Quoting the same here: .yarn/install-state.gz is an optimization file that you shouldn't ever have to commit. It simply stores the exact state of your project so that the next commands can boot without having to resolve your workspaces all over again.
  • Please change the PR title
  • The CI seems to be failing. Please check that one too

@Shreyas281299 Shreyas281299 changed the title Create workspace feat(tooling): convert-repo-to-yarn-workspace Oct 28, 2024
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Mostly good. However,

* We do not this file to be checked-in: `.yarn/install-state.gz` as per [this documentation](https://yarnpkg.com/getting-started/qa#which-files-should-be-gitignored). Let us remove it before merging the PR. Quoting the same here: `.yarn/install-state.gz is an optimization file that you shouldn't ever have to commit. It simply stores the exact state of your project so that the next commands can boot without having to resolve your workspaces all over again.`

* Please change the PR title

* The CI seems to be failing. Please check that one too

Removed the yarn/install-state file
Changed the PR title

For the pipelines failure-
1. CircleCi, will fail because I havnt made any changes to circleCi scripts as we are moving to github-actions.
2. Why github actions is failling? When github actions runs install it considers the base branch(which is still using npm). After we merge this PR and make the repo use yarn after that all the PRs will work fine. I tested this in my fork, here is the github action for that - https://github.com/Shreyas281299/react-widgets/actions/runs/11476200784/job/31935688832

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Mostly good. However,

* We do not this file to be checked-in: `.yarn/install-state.gz` as per [this documentation](https://yarnpkg.com/getting-started/qa#which-files-should-be-gitignored). Let us remove it before merging the PR. Quoting the same here: `.yarn/install-state.gz is an optimization file that you shouldn't ever have to commit. It simply stores the exact state of your project so that the next commands can boot without having to resolve your workspaces all over again.`

* Please change the PR title

* The CI seems to be failing. Please check that one too

Removed the yarn/install-state file Changed the PR title

For the pipelines failure- 1. CircleCi, will fail because I havnt made any changes to circleCi scripts as we are moving to github-actions. 2. Why github actions is failling? When github actions runs install it considers the base branch(which is still using npm). After we merge this PR and make the repo use yarn after that all the PRs will work fine. I tested this in my fork, here is the github action for that - https://github.com/Shreyas281299/react-widgets/actions/runs/11476200784/job/31935688832

This takeaway was incorrect. The actually issue was that github was not checking out the correct commit.
#1449 Fixed in the PR

@Shreyas281299 Shreyas281299 merged commit 12dea86 into webex:node-upgrade Oct 28, 2024
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