chore(deps): sync with upstream RA versions #4258
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packages/components/switch/package.json (1)
46-52: Consider adding resolutions field for consistent dependency versionsTo prevent potential version mismatches across the monorepo, especially with React Aria packages, consider adding a resolutions field in the root package.json.
Add this to the root package.json:
{ + "resolutions": { + "@react-aria/focus": "3.19.0", + "@react-aria/interactions": "3.22.5", + "@react-aria/switch": "3.6.10", + "@react-aria/visually-hidden": "3.8.18", + "@react-stately/toggle": "3.8.0", + "@react-types/shared": "3.26.0" + } }packages/components/input-otp/package.json (1)
46-52: Consider adding resolutions field for consistent versioningTo prevent potential version conflicts across the NextUI ecosystem, consider adding a
resolutionsfield to enforce consistent versions of React Aria and React Stately packages.Add this to your package.json:
{ // ... other fields ... + "resolutions": { + "@react-aria/utils": "3.26.0", + "@react-aria/form": "3.0.11", + "@react-stately/utils": "3.10.5", + "@react-stately/form": "3.1.0", + "@react-types/textfield": "3.10.0", + "@react-aria/focus": "3.19.0" + } }packages/hooks/use-aria-accordion/package.json (1)
37-43: Consider adding lock files for dependency consistencyTo ensure consistent installations across different environments and prevent unexpected updates, consider adding package-lock.json or yarn.lock to version control.
apps/docs/content/components/calendar/controlled-focused-value.raw.tsx (1)
9-9: LGTM! Consider documenting null behavior.The type update to include null is appropriate for focus state handling. The implementation maintains the existing behavior while adding type safety.
Consider adding a comment explaining when focusedDate might be null, for example:
+ // focusedDate can be null when no date is focused, such as when tabbing out of the calendar let [focusedDate, setFocusedDate] = React.useState<DateValue | null>(defaultDate);apps/docs/content/components/date-input/international-calendar.raw.tsx (1)
7-9: LGTM! Consider handling null state in the UI.The type update appropriately allows for null values, which is particularly important for international date handling where parsing might fail.
Consider adding error handling for the null case:
<DateInput label="Appointment date" value={date} onChange={setDate} + errorMessage={!date && "Please select a valid date"} />apps/docs/content/components/date-picker/granularity.raw.tsx (1)
6-8: LGTM! Consider adding type annotation for initial value.The state type update properly addresses the type compatibility issue. For better clarity, consider explicitly typing the initial value.
let [date, setDate] = React.useState<DateValue | null>( - parseAbsoluteToLocal("2021-04-07T18:45:22Z"), + parseAbsoluteToLocal("2021-04-07T18:45:22Z") as DateValue, );apps/docs/content/components/date-picker/granularity.ts (1)
38-38: Type change addresses issue #4243.The addition of
nullto the state type directly resolves the type compatibility issue mentioned in #4243. This change aligns the component with the upstream RA versions.Consider adding a comment in the example code to explain why
nullis allowed in the type, as this helps other developers understand the design decision.apps/docs/content/components/range-calendar/presets.raw.tsx (1)
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10-10: Systematic type changes align with upstream requirementsThe consistent pattern of changing
DateValuetoDateValue | nullacross all date-handling components properly addresses the type compatibility issue (#4243) while maintaining a uniform approach to null handling.Also applies to: 15-15, 22-22
packages/components/date-picker/src/use-date-picker.ts (1)
166-166: Consider maintaining type safety for the time input props.While removing the explicit return type provides flexibility, consider defining an interface for the return type to maintain type safety and improve code maintainability.
- const getTimeInputProps = () => { + interface TimeInputConfig { + value?: DateValue; + onChange?: (value: DateValue) => void; + granularity?: 'hour' | 'minute' | 'second'; + minValue?: DateValue; + maxValue?: DateValue; + classNames?: { + base?: string; + label?: string; + }; + } + const getTimeInputProps = (): TimeInputConfig => {packages/components/date-picker/stories/date-range-picker.stories.tsx (1)
117-117: Type safety improvement: Explicit null handling addedThe state type updates to include
nullalign with the PR objectives and fix the type assignment issues mentioned in #4243. This change improves type safety by explicitly handling cases where no date range is selected.Consider adding similar null handling to other date-related components for consistency across the codebase.
Also applies to: 180-180, 208-208, 274-274
packages/components/checkbox/package.json (1)
48-56: Consider documenting migration steps if neededGiven the scope of dependency updates, consider documenting any necessary migration steps or breaking changes in the PR description.
packages/components/calendar/stories/range-calendar.stories.tsx (1)
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144-148: Add null check to prevent potential runtime errorsThe state type now allows null values, but the
isInvalidcheck on line 149 assumesdate.startis always defined. This could lead to runtime errors.Add a null check before accessing date properties:
- let isInvalid = isWeekend(date.start, locale) || isWeekend(date.end, locale); + let isInvalid = date ? isWeekend(date.start, locale) || isWeekend(date.end, locale) : false;packages/components/calendar/stories/calendar.stories.tsx (1)
58-58: Consider using today() instead of a fixed dateUsing a fixed date (2024-03-07) might cause the story to become outdated. Consider using
today(getLocalTimeZone())for a more dynamic example.- let [value, setValue] = React.useState<DateValue | null>(parseDate("2024-03-07")); + let [value, setValue] = React.useState<DateValue | null>(today(getLocalTimeZone()));
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packages/components/tooltip/src/use-tooltip.ts (2)
245-245: LGTM: Robust placement handling with fallback.
The implementation ensures consistent tooltip placement by using getArrowPlacement with a fallback to "top" when placement is undefined. This change improves the robustness of the tooltip positioning.
273-273: LGTM: Consistent placement handling across tooltip components.
The same placement logic is correctly applied to the tooltip content, maintaining consistency between the tooltip and its content positioning.
packages/components/popover/src/use-popover.ts (1)
211-211: LGTM! Improved handling of undefined placement values.
The changes consistently add fallback handling for undefined ariaPlacement values, which improves the component's robustness. This defensive programming approach aligns well with the component's existing behavior where "top" is the default placement.
Also applies to: 225-225, 233-235
packages/components/divider/package.json (1)
45-45: Verify version consistency and compatibility
The update of @react-types/shared to version 3.26.0 is part of a broader dependency synchronization effort. Let's verify the consistency and impact.
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Version consistency verified across all packages
The version check confirms that all packages in the repository are consistently using @react-types/shared version 3.26.0, including the divider component and related packages. This synchronized update aligns with the PR's objective of maintaining compatibility across the codebase.
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46-52: Verify version compatibility and changelog for breaking changes
The dependency updates appear to be minor version bumps, which should maintain backward compatibility. However, let's verify this and check if these updates help resolve the type issues mentioned in #4243.
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Version updates are safe and improve TypeScript type definitions
The dependency updates in the Switch component's package.json are part of a larger update that includes TypeScript strict mode compliance and improved type definitions. Based on the release notes and code analysis:
- The updates are minor version bumps (no breaking changes)
- React Spectrum and React Aria are now TypeScript Strict compliant
- The update to @react-types/shared (3.26.0) includes improved type definitions
- The changes help reduce bugs related to null checks
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50-50: LGTM! Minor version update of @react-aria/focus
The update from 3.18.4 to 3.19.0 is a minor version bump, which should maintain backward compatibility while potentially including new features and improvements.
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The recent releases show consistent, well-documented changes with proper semantic versioning adherence.
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50-51: Verify security status of the updated dependencies
Let's ensure these versions are free from known vulnerabilities.
packages/components/table/package.json (2)
68-68: LGTM! Minor version update for React Stately Data.
The update to @react-stately/data from 3.11.7 to 3.12.0 is a minor version bump.
48-56: LGTM! Minor version updates for React Aria dependencies.
The updates to @react-aria, @react-stately, and @react-types dependencies appear to be minor version bumps, maintaining backward compatibility.
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✅ React Aria dependency versions are properly aligned across the workspace
The version updates in the table component's package.json are consistent with the versions used across other NextUI components, with only one minor exception in the docs package which is not a concern for production components.
- @react-aria/focus: 3.19.0 (aligned across all components)
- @react-aria/interactions: 3.22.5 (aligned across all components)
- @react-aria/utils: 3.26.0 (aligned across all components)
- @react-stately/table: 3.13.0 (used only by table component)
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41-41: LGTM on patch version updates
The patch version updates for @react-aria/interactions (3.22.5) and @react-types/link (3.5.9) are routine maintenance updates that should only contain bug fixes.
Also applies to: 43-43
40-44: Verify the impact of dependency updates
The dependency updates include minor version bumps for @react-aria/focus (3.19.0) and @react-types/shared (3.26.0). While these updates align with the PR objective to sync with upstream versions, we should verify their compatibility with the DatePicker type issues mentioned in #4243.
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The use-aria-link package is a focused utility for link accessibility that has no direct connection to the DatePicker component. The source code shows it's a self-contained hook that only depends on React Aria utilities for basic link functionality. The minor version bumps in @react-aria/focus and @react-types/shared are safe as:
- The package only uses basic focus management via
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46-49: LGTM: Dependency updates follow semantic versioning
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- @react-aria/i18n: 3.12.3 → 3.12.4
- @react-aria/progress: 3.4.17 → 3.4.18
- @react-types/progress: 3.5.7 → 3.5.8
46-49: Verify Progress component functionality
Since these updates affect core Progress functionality, please verify that:
- The Progress component renders correctly
- Internationalization features work as expected
- No TypeScript errors are introduced
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Based on the comprehensive verification:
- The Progress component has thorough test coverage, including internationalization features and ARIA attributes
- The component correctly uses
@react-aria/progressfor core functionality throughuseProgressBar - TypeScript types are properly implemented with clear interfaces and props definitions
- The test suite validates both basic functionality and edge cases
The dependency updates are minor version changes and the existing implementation shows proper usage of these libraries, making it unlikely to introduce breaking changes.
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packages/components/card/package.json (2)
52-52: Confirm type compatibility with DatePicker component
The update to @react-types/shared (3.26.0) might help resolve the type compatibility issues mentioned in issue #4243 regarding the DatePicker component. However, since this is a shared package, we should verify that these changes don't introduce new type conflicts.
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Version update is part of a synchronized dependency update
The update to @react-types/shared 3.26.0 is consistent across all components in the repository, including the date-related components (DatePicker, DateInput, Calendar) that use the DateValue type. This synchronized version update across all packages suggests a coordinated dependency management approach, reducing the risk of type compatibility issues.
- All 30+ packages using
@react-types/sharedare using the exact same version (3.26.0) - Date-related components that heavily use DateValue types are aligned with this version
- The Card component's version update matches the repository-wide version synchronization
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48-52: Verify dependency version updates
The React Aria dependency updates appear to be minor/patch versions, which should maintain backward compatibility. Let's verify these versions against the latest stable releases and check for any breaking changes.
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Dependencies are up-to-date with latest stable versions
All React Aria dependencies in the package.json are aligned with the latest stable versions from npm:
- @react-aria/focus@3.19.0
- @react-aria/utils@3.26.0
- @react-aria/interactions@3.22.5
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packages/core/react/package.json (1)
91-91: Consider additional dependency updates for DatePicker fix
While this PR updates @react-aria/visually-hidden, the linked issue #4243 describes type compatibility issues with the DatePicker component. Consider if updates to @internationalized/date or other date-related dependencies are also needed to fully resolve the type assignment problems.
packages/hooks/use-aria-accordion-item/package.json (2)
37-40: LGTM! Dependencies updated following semver
The dependency updates look good:
- All updates follow semantic versioning with no major version changes
- Updates align with the PR objective to sync with upstream RA versions
- The update to
@react-types/shared(3.26.0) should help address the DatePicker type issues mentioned in [BUG] - Type 'DateValue' is not assignable to type 'DateValue | null | undefined' #4243
37-40: Verify dependency versions and compatibility
Let's verify these version updates are stable and compatible.
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✅ Dependencies are aligned with the monorepo and up-to-date
The version updates are verified to be correct and consistent:
- All specified versions match the latest npm releases
- The versions are consistently used across the monorepo packages
- The package has appropriate peer dependencies (React >=18)
- No breaking changes are indicated as these are minor/patch updates
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packages/components/popover/package.json (1)
52-59: Verify version compatibility and check for any known issues
The dependency updates appear to be minor version increments, which should maintain backward compatibility. However, let's verify the stability of these versions and their alignment with other NextUI components.
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- Despite some parse errors, we can see that most components are using consistent versions:
@react-aria/dialog: 3.5.20@react-aria/focus: 3.19.0 (with one instance of 3.18.4)@react-aria/interactions: 3.22.5 (with one instance of 3.22.4)@react-aria/overlays: 3.24.0
- No security vulnerabilities were found for these packages
- The version differences are minimal (3.18.4 vs 3.19.0 and 3.22.4 vs 3.22.5)
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Version updates are safe to proceed
The dependency updates in the popover component are aligned with most other components in the workspace. The only version differences found are in the docs application, which is expected as it's a documentation site and not a core component. No security vulnerabilities were reported, and all updates are minor version increments maintaining backward compatibility.
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packages/components/avatar/package.json (1)
46-47: Verify type compatibility with DatePicker component
Since this PR is related to issue #4243 regarding DatePicker type compatibility, let's verify if these react-aria updates include any relevant type changes.
packages/components/input-otp/package.json (1)
46-52: Verify compatibility of React Aria and React Stately updates
The dependency updates include several minor version bumps which could potentially introduce breaking changes or affect type definitions. Let's verify the compatibility of these changes.
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React Aria dependency updates are aligned across the NextUI ecosystem
Based on the comprehensive analysis of dependencies across all NextUI packages, the version updates in input-otp's package.json are safe and consistent with the rest of the ecosystem:
- @react-aria/utils@3.26.0 is consistently used across all packages
- @react-stately/form@3.1.0 is aligned with other components using this dependency
- The peer dependencies are standard and don't introduce any conflicts
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packages/components/modal/package.json (2)
53-59: Verify compatibility with updated React Aria dependencies
The updates include two minor version bumps that warrant verification:
- @react-aria/focus: 3.18.4 → 3.19.0
- @react-aria/overlays: 3.23.4 → 3.24.0
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Dependencies are compatible and correctly synchronized
The version updates for @react-aria/focus (3.19.0) and @react-aria/overlays (3.24.0) are consistently used across the monorepo's components. The changes are part of a coordinated update that maintains compatibility across the React Aria ecosystem. The DatePicker component's dependencies are properly aligned with these updates.
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53-59: Ensure peer dependency compatibility
The modal component has peer dependencies on React, ReactDOM, and Framer Motion. Please verify that the updated React Aria dependencies are compatible with these peer dependency versions.
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React Aria dependencies are compatible with peer dependencies
The React Aria packages' peer dependencies (^16.8.0 || ^17.0.0-rc.1 || ^18.0.0 || ^19.0.0-rc.1) are fully compatible with the modal component's peer dependencies (>=18 || >=19.0.0-rc.0). All React Aria packages support React 18 and React 19 RC versions, which aligns perfectly with the modal's requirements.
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packages/components/chip/package.json (1)
46-49: Verify if these updates resolve the DatePicker type issues
The dependency updates appear to be minor version bumps. Let's verify if these changes, particularly the @react-aria updates, contribute to resolving the DatePicker type issues mentioned in #4243.
packages/hooks/use-aria-button/package.json (2)
40-44: LGTM! Version updates follow semantic versioning
The dependency updates are consistent with the PR objective to sync with upstream React Aria versions. All changes are either minor version bumps or patch updates, which should maintain backward compatibility.
40-44: Verify changelog for potential breaking changes
Let's verify the changelog for these version updates to ensure there are no breaking changes that could affect the type compatibility issue mentioned in #4243.
packages/core/system/package.json (2)
57-57: Verify fix for DatePicker type incompatibility
Let's verify if the updated versions of @internationalized/date (3.6.0) and @react-types/datepicker (3.9.0) resolve the type incompatibility issue reported in #4243.
Also applies to: 64-64
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Let me try a different approach to verify the type compatibility.
Let me try one more search to specifically look for DatePicker type definitions and any related issues.
Based on the analysis of the codebase, I can now provide a final response regarding the DatePicker type compatibility.
Type compatibility update confirmed for DatePicker
The update to @internationalized/date 3.6.0 is compatible with the codebase. The evidence shows:
- The DateValue type is consistently imported from
@react-types/datepickeracross the codebase - The DatePicker components properly implement the type interfaces
- No type-related errors or compatibility fixes were found in the codebase
- The component implementations show correct usage of the date types and values
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57-64: Verify dependency version updates and their changelogs
The dependency updates appear to be patch and minor version bumps, which should maintain backward compatibility. Let's verify these versions and their potential impact.
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Dependency updates are aligned with the codebase and latest versions
The verification confirms that:
- All updated dependencies match the latest available versions from npm
- The types from
@react-types/datepickerand@internationalized/dateare extensively used throughout the codebase, particularly in date-picker and date-input components - The imports and type usage patterns show proper integration with the updated packages
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- The codebase properly handles
ZonedDateTime,DateValue, and other date-related types from these packages
The dependency updates are safe to proceed with as they align with both the latest available versions and the existing type usage patterns in the codebase.
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packages/components/breadcrumbs/package.json (2)
46-50: Verify version compatibility across packages
The dependency updates appear to be minor/patch releases, which should maintain backward compatibility. However, we should verify:
- Version alignment across other @nextui-org packages
- Any breaking changes in the release notes
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Version updates are consistent across packages, with one minor exception
The dependency versions in the breadcrumbs package.json are aligned with most other NextUI packages, showing good synchronization:
- @react-types/shared@3.26.0 is consistent across all packages
- @react-aria/focus@3.19.0 is used in most packages, except @nextui-org/docs (3.18.4)
- @react-aria/breadcrumbs@3.5.19 and @react-types/breadcrumbs@3.7.9 are only used in the breadcrumbs package
The version updates are minor/patch releases, maintaining backward compatibility. The single outdated version in docs package is not critical as it's documentation-only.
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46-50: Verify fix for DatePicker type issues
Let's confirm if these dependency updates, particularly @react-types/shared@3.26.0, resolve the DatePicker type assignment issues mentioned in #4243.
apps/docs/content/components/calendar/controlled.raw.tsx (1)
8-8: LGTM! Type update aligns with requirements.
The change to allow null values in the state type improves type safety while maintaining existing behavior. This directly addresses the type assignment issue from #4243.
Let's verify this change is consistent with other Calendar usages:
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Type change is consistent across date components
The verification shows that all date-related components (Calendar, DateInput, DatePicker, DateRangePicker, RangeCalendar) consistently use DateValue | null type for their controlled state values. This change aligns with the established pattern across the codebase.
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apps/docs/content/components/date-picker/international-calendar.raw.tsx (1)
7-9: LGTM! Safe handling of nullable date state
The implementation correctly handles the nullable date state and properly integrates with the DatePicker component.
apps/docs/content/components/time-input/granularity.raw.tsx (1)
8-8: Verify TimeInput's handling of null values
Multiple TimeInput components share the same potentially null state. Let's verify that TimeInput properly handles null values to prevent runtime issues.
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TimeInput safely handles null values through React Aria's useTimeFieldState
The TimeInput component is built on top of React Aria's useTimeFieldState which properly handles null values. The component:
- Uses proper type definitions that explicitly allow null values
- Implements validation through useTimeFieldState for handling invalid states
- Provides error message support for invalid inputs
- Supports min/max value validation with proper error handling
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apps/docs/content/components/date-range-picker/international-calendar.raw.tsx (1)
10-13: LGTM! Verify null handling in the DateRangePicker component.
The type change to allow null values aligns with the upstream changes. The initial state remains properly typed with valid dates.
Let's verify the DateRangePicker handles null values correctly:
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Null handling is properly implemented across DateRangePicker components
The type change is safe as null handling is consistently implemented across the codebase:
- The component properly accepts null in its type definition
- Multiple examples in stories and docs demonstrate proper null value handling
- The pattern of
RangeValue<DateValue> | nullis consistently used across different DateRangePicker implementations - The onChange handler (setDate) is correctly typed to handle null values
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apps/docs/content/components/date-input/controlled.raw.tsx (1)
7-7: LGTM! Proper null handling implemented.
The controlled component correctly implements null state handling with:
- Appropriate type definition allowing null values
- Proper null checking in the UI with fallback display
apps/docs/content/components/date-input/granularity.raw.tsx (1)
6-8: Verify null handling across different granularities.
The type change is consistent with other components, but since multiple DateInput instances share the same state with different granularities, we should verify the null handling behavior.
Let's verify the null handling across different granularities:
✅ Verification successful
Based on the comprehensive analysis of the codebase, I can now generate the final response:
The null handling across different granularities is properly implemented.
The type change to DateValue | null is consistent with the component's architecture, and the implementation properly handles null values across different granularities through:
- The underlying
useDateFieldStatehook which manages state transitions - Consistent prop types across all date components (
DateInput,DatePicker,Calendar) - Proper type inheritance through the generic
T extends DateValuepattern
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apps/docs/content/components/date-range-picker/granularity.raw.tsx (1)
9-12: LGTM! Type update aligns with upstream changes.
The state type update to allow null values while maintaining a non-null initial state ensures both type safety and backward compatibility.
✅ Verification successful
Type changes are consistent across the codebase
The verification confirms that:
- All DateRangePicker state definitions consistently use
RangeValue<DateValue> | nulltype - The component's props extend
UseDateRangePickerProps<T>which supports the nullable value type - The pattern of using non-null initial state with nullable type is consistently applied across examples and stories
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apps/docs/content/components/date-picker/controlled.raw.tsx (1)
7-7: LGTM! Robust null handling implementation.
The state type update and null handling in the UI provide a good example of proper controlled component implementation.
Also applies to: 15-17
✅ Verification successful
Consistent null handling pattern verified across date components
The codebase shows a uniform pattern for handling null values across all date-related components (DatePicker, DateRangePicker, and DateInput):
- All controlled examples consistently use
value ? ... : "--"pattern - Both
.tsxand.jsximplementations follow the same null-handling approach - The pattern is consistently implemented in docs examples and component stories
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apps/docs/content/components/time-input/controlled.raw.tsx (1)
9-11: Verify null handling in the component's rendering logic.
The state type change to allow null values is aligned with the dependency updates. However, ensure that all code paths properly handle the null case.
apps/docs/content/components/date-range-picker/controlled.raw.tsx (1)
10-13: LGTM! Proper null handling implemented.
The type change and null handling implementation are correct and consistent with the broader dependency updates. The fallback UI behavior for null values is properly implemented.
apps/docs/content/components/calendar/presets.raw.tsx (1)
10-10: Verify null handling in Calendar props
The type change from DateValue to DateValue | null aligns with upstream requirements, but we should ensure proper null handling throughout the component.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the results from our verification scripts, I can now provide a final response:
Type change to DateValue | null is properly handled
The codebase shows consistent null handling patterns across calendar implementations:
- The Calendar component accepts null values in controlled examples
- Test files demonstrate proper value handling with non-null cases
- The component is used both in controlled and uncontrolled scenarios with proper type safety
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apps/docs/content/components/date-picker/preset.raw.tsx (1)
15-15: LGTM: Proper null handling implemented
The type change is consistent with the pattern, and null handling is correctly implemented in the display formatting logic.
apps/docs/content/components/range-calendar/presets.raw.tsx (1)
22-22: Consider impact on range selection UX
While the type change to allow null values is consistent with other components, consider how a null focusedValue affects the range selection user experience.
✅ Verification successful
Null focusedValue state is safe and follows established patterns
The type change to allow null values is consistent with the codebase patterns, and the implementation safely handles focusedValue updates:
- All
setFocusedValuecalls set specific date values (never null) - The same pattern is used in both docs examples and component stories
- The initial state is set to today's date, providing a sensible default
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packages/components/dropdown/src/use-dropdown.ts (1)
54-54: LGTM! Improved error handling with optional chaining.
The addition of optional chaining (?.) provides safer access to the key property, preventing potential runtime errors when item is undefined or null.
packages/components/date-input/stories/date-input.stories.tsx (1)
101-101: LGTM! Improved type safety by allowing null values.
The changes to allow null values in the date states better represent the reality of form inputs and improve type safety by explicitly handling empty states.
Also applies to: 134-136, 160-162
apps/docs/app/examples/table/use-case/page.tsx (1)
355-357: LGTM: Added key props to improve list rendering
The addition of key props to DropdownItem components follows React best practices for list rendering, helping React efficiently track and update individual items.
packages/components/date-picker/stories/date-picker.stories.tsx (3)
117-117: LGTM: Updated state type to handle null values
The state type now correctly allows null values, addressing the type assignment issues mentioned in issue #4243.
152-154: LGTM: Consistent type updates across templates
The state type updates in GranularityTemplate and InternationalCalendarsTemplate maintain consistency with the DateValue handling changes.
Also applies to: 187-189
209-209: LGTM: Updated preset template state type
The state type in PresetsTemplate now properly handles null values, completing the type updates across all templates.
apps/docs/content/components/table/use-case.raw.jsx (1)
444-446: LGTM! Keys added to improve React's rendering performance.
The addition of unique key props to DropdownItem components follows React's best practices for list rendering.
apps/docs/content/components/table/use-case.raw.tsx (1)
457-459: LGTM! Consistent implementation of keys in TypeScript version.
The addition of key props matches the JSX implementation while maintaining type safety.
apps/docs/content/components/table/custom-styles.raw.jsx (1)
452-454: LGTM! Consistent key implementation in styled variant.
The key props have been properly added to the styled DropdownItem components, maintaining consistency across implementations.
apps/docs/content/components/table/custom-styles.raw.tsx (1)
464-466: LGTM: Keys added to dropdown items
The addition of key props to DropdownItem components follows React best practices for list rendering and improves performance.
packages/core/system-rsc/package.json (1)
49-49: Verify @react-types/shared changelog for breaking changes
The update from 3.25.0 to 3.26.0 is a minor version bump. Let's verify the changes.
✅ Verification successful
Minor version update appears safe for the current usage
Based on the codebase analysis, the @react-types/shared package is only used to import the Selection type, which is then extended in a type definition. The usage is minimal and type-level only, with no runtime dependencies. Since this is a minor version bump (3.25.0 to 3.26.0) and the usage is limited to a single type import that's unlikely to have breaking changes in a minor release, the update appears safe.
- Only used in
packages/core/system-rsc/src/types.tsfor theSelectiontype - No runtime dependencies on the package
- Type is only extended to add optional properties (
anchorKeyandcurrentKey)
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packages/components/form/package.json (1)
48-50: Verify version compatibility between React Aria packages
The updates include both @react-types/shared and @react-stately/form. Let's ensure these versions are compatible.
✅ Verification successful
Version compatibility check completed - all versions are aligned
The updated versions are compatible:
- All React Aria packages have aligned major versions (3.x.x)
- Both @react-types/shared and @react-stately/form have compatible React peer dependencies
- The form component's React requirement (>=18) is compatible with all React Aria packages
- @react-aria/utils is also at version 3.26.0, maintaining consistency
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packages/components/alert/package.json (1)
50-50: LGTM - Patch version update
The update from 3.10.4 to 3.10.5 of @react-stately/utils is a patch version change, indicating only bug fixes.
packages/components/link/package.json (1)
47-47: Verify changelog for @react-aria/focus minor version update
The update to @react-aria/focus from 3.18.4 to 3.19.0 is a minor version bump that could introduce new features. Let's verify the changes:
Also applies to: 49-50
✅ Verification successful
Minor version update appears safe to proceed
The @react-aria/focus update is used only for the useFocusRing hook in the link component with basic functionality (autoFocus). The implementation is straightforward and the tests don't show any complex focus-related scenarios. The minor version bump (3.18.4 to 3.19.0) is unlikely to cause issues as:
- The hook usage is minimal and only uses basic features
- No peer dependency constraints are affected
- The component's tests pass with basic focus functionality
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packages/components/slider/package.json (1)
46-52: Verify if updates resolve DatePicker type issues
The PR is linked to issue #4243 regarding DatePicker type issues. Let's verify if these dependency updates, particularly the minor version bumps, contribute to resolving the type compatibility problems:
packages/components/date-input/package.json (1)
46-51: Version updates address DatePicker type compatibility.
The update to @internationalized/date (3.6.0) and related date picker packages should resolve the type compatibility issue described in #4243 regarding DateValue types.
✅ Verification successful
Version updates are consistent across the codebase
The verification shows that:
- No security vulnerabilities were found for
@internationalized/date - The version
3.6.0of@internationalized/dateis consistently used across all relevant packages:- packages/core/system
- apps/docs
- packages/components/date-picker
- packages/components/date-input
- packages/components/calendar
- The version
3.12.0of@react-aria/datepickeris consistently used in both date-picker and date-input components
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summary
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packages/components/button/package.json (1)
49-54: LGTM! Version updates are consistent.
The dependency updates are minor version bumps that maintain compatibility and align with the PR objective of syncing with upstream versions.
packages/components/input/package.json (1)
48-54: Verify type compatibility with updated dependencies
The version updates to React Aria and React Types packages look consistent. However, since the PR is related to fixing type issues in DatePicker, we should verify that these updates don't introduce new type conflicts.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can see that there are several @ts-ignore and @ts-expect-error comments in the codebase, but most of them are unrelated to the DatePicker component's type issues. Let me verify if there are any type-related issues specifically in the DatePicker and its dependencies after the version updates.
Based on the analysis of the search results, I can now provide a final response:
Version updates appear safe for types and dependencies
The version updates to React Aria and React Types packages are safe to proceed with because:
- The
@ts-ignorecomments in DatePicker are only in test files and are unrelated to the core functionality - The imports from updated packages (
@react-aria,@react-types,@react-stately) are properly typed and show no type conflicts - The version increments are minor/patch updates which maintain backward compatibility
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packages/components/tooltip/package.json (1)
50-56: LGTM - Version updates are consistent
The dependency version updates are aligned with other packages in the monorepo, maintaining consistency across the codebase.
packages/components/menu/package.json (1)
49-56: Verify global type compatibility with @react-types/shared update
The update to @react-types/shared (3.26.0) could affect type definitions across the codebase. Since this PR aims to fix type-related issues, we should ensure this update doesn't introduce new type conflicts.
packages/components/dropdown/package.json (1)
49-53: Verify compatibility between updated React Aria dependencies
The synchronized updates to React Aria packages need verification:
@react-aria/focus: 3.19.0@react-aria/menu: 3.16.0@react-stately/menu: 3.9.0@react-types/menu: 3.9.13
✅ Verification successful
Let me analyze the releases information to verify the compatibility of the React Aria dependencies.
Based on the release notes from the React Spectrum repository, I can make a final assessment:
Dependencies are compatible and safe to update
The updated versions are part of recent React Spectrum releases that maintain compatibility across packages. The release notes show:
- No breaking changes mentioned for these specific packages
- Recent releases (2024) focused on new features and improvements
- Strict TypeScript compliance added, improving type safety
- All packages are being released in a coordinated manner
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packages/components/listbox/package.json (1)
50-55: Review type compatibility with shared dependencies
The update to @react-types/shared@3.26.0 along with other type-related packages may help resolve the DatePicker type issues mentioned in #4243.
packages/components/tabs/package.json (1)
50-56: Verify version compatibility across workspace packages
The updates to React Aria and React Stately packages align with the PR objectives. However, we should ensure version compatibility across all workspace packages.
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Version compatibility check completed - all packages are aligned
After analyzing the dependencies across all workspace packages, the versions of React Aria and React Stately packages are consistent throughout the codebase. The updated versions in the tabs package match those used in other components:
- @react-aria/focus: 3.19.0
- @react-aria/interactions: 3.22.5
- @react-aria/utils: 3.26.0
- @react-types/shared: 3.26.0
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packages/components/navbar/package.json (1)
50-55: LGTM: Version updates are consistent
The dependency updates align with the changes in other packages and the PR objectives.
packages/components/date-picker/package.json (1)
44-44: Verify resolution of DatePicker type compatibility issue
The update to @internationalized/date (3.6.0) and related packages should address the type compatibility issue described in #4243. This change synchronizes the DateValue types across dependencies.
Consider adding a note to the migration guide if this update fixes a breaking change in type definitions.
Also applies to: 54-61
✅ Verification successful
Version update resolves type compatibility issue #4243
The update to @internationalized/date 3.6.0 directly addresses the type compatibility issue reported in #4243, where there was a mismatch between ZonedDateTime types from different versions of the package. The issue context shows that this was causing TypeScript errors with DateValue types, and the version bump synchronizes these types across dependencies.
Key findings:
- Multiple files in the date-picker component use DateValue types
- Issue [BUG] - Type 'DateValue' is not assignable to type 'DateValue | null | undefined' #4243 specifically describes the type mismatch that this update fixes
- No remaining @ts-ignore comments related to DateValue were found in the codebase
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packages/components/accordion/package.json (1)
58-64: LGTM! Version updates look compatible.
The minor version bumps to React Aria and React Types dependencies are safe changes that maintain backward compatibility.
Let's verify version compatibility across components:
✅ Verification successful
Version compatibility check shows consistent updates across components
Based on the output, I can verify that the version updates in the accordion package.json are consistent with the versions used across other components:
- @react-aria/interactions is consistently at 3.22.5
- @react-aria/focus is consistently at 3.19.0
- @react-aria/utils is consistently at 3.26.0
- @react-aria/button is consistently at 3.11.0
The version updates in the accordion component maintain version alignment with other components in the codebase, ensuring compatibility and preventing potential version conflicts.
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packages/components/calendar/package.json (1)
51-62: Version updates may address DatePicker type issue.
The update to @internationalized/date (3.6.0) and related React Aria packages could resolve the DatePicker type compatibility issue mentioned in #4243.
Let's verify the type compatibility fix:
packages/components/select/package.json (1)
56-61: LGTM! Version updates are consistent with other components.
The minor version bumps to React Aria, React Stately, and related packages maintain backward compatibility while staying in sync with other NextUI components.
Also applies to: 73-74
packages/components/autocomplete/package.json (1)
57-65: Verify compatibility with updated React Aria dependencies
The minor version updates of React Aria dependencies should maintain backward compatibility. However, let's verify there are no breaking changes that could affect the DatePicker component mentioned in issue #4243.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the analysis of the shell script results, I can now provide a final response:
Minor version updates of React Aria dependencies are safe to proceed
The codebase scan reveals that while these React Aria packages are widely used across the components, the updates are minor version changes which maintain backward compatibility according to semantic versioning. The DatePicker component and its dependencies primarily use stable APIs from these packages:
@react-aria/combobox: Only used in autocomplete component@react-aria/focus: Used for standard focus management (useFocusRing, useFocusable)@react-aria/i18n: Used for localization and formatting@react-aria/interactions: Used for standard interactions (usePress, useHover)@react-aria/utils: Used for utility functions (mergeProps, chain)@react-aria/visually-hidden: Used for accessibility features
The usage patterns show these are all standard React Aria APIs that are stable and well-maintained.
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#!/bin/bash
# Check for any breaking changes in the updated packages
gh api graphql -f query='
{
repository(owner: "adobe", name: "react-spectrum") {
releases(first: 10, orderBy: {field: CREATED_AT, direction: DESC}) {
nodes {
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}' | jq -r '.data.repository.releases.nodes[] | select(.description | contains("BREAKING CHANGE"))'
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# Let's check for any usage of potentially affected APIs from these packages
# First, let's find relevant files
fd -e tsx -e ts -e jsx -e js | xargs rg -l "@react-aria/(combobox|focus|i18n|interactions|utils|visually-hidden)|@react-stately/combobox|@react-types/(combobox|shared)"
# Then check specific usage patterns that might be affected by version changes
ast-grep --pattern 'import { $_ } from "@react-aria/combobox"'
ast-grep --pattern 'import { $_ } from "@react-aria/focus"'
ast-grep --pattern 'import { $_ } from "@react-aria/i18n"'
ast-grep --pattern 'import { $_ } from "@react-aria/interactions"'
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apps/docs/package.json (1)
23-23: Verify type compatibility with updated @internationalized/date
The update to @internationalized/date@3.6.0 should address the type mismatch issue reported in #4243 regarding DateValue compatibility.
Also applies to: 107-109
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the type compatibility issue.
Update to @internationalized/date@3.6.0 resolves type compatibility issue
The update to @internationalized/date@3.6.0 is a valid fix for the type mismatch issue reported in #4243. The issue was caused by version conflicts between different installations of @internationalized/date (3.5.6 vs 3.6.0), leading to incompatible ZonedDateTime type definitions. The update to 3.6.0 in the docs package.json aligns all dependencies to use the same version, resolving the type compatibility error.
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# Check for type-related changes in the updated version
rg -A 3 "export.*type.*DateValue"
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#!/bin/bash
# Check for DateValue imports and their usage in the codebase
rg -A 2 "from '@internationalized/date'"
# Check for any type-related issues or changes in recent commits
rg -A 3 "DateValue.*compatibility|type.*mismatch"
# Check the specific issue mentioned
gh issue view 4243
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apps/docs/content/docs/components/date-input.mdx (1)
107-109: LGTM! Documentation consistently updated
The installation instructions have been consistently updated across all sections to reflect the new version of @internationalized/date.
Also applies to: 132-134, 156-158, 180-182, 203-205, 226-228
apps/docs/content/docs/components/date-picker.mdx (1)
122-124: LGTM: Consistent version updates across all sections
The version updates for @internationalized/date from 3.5.5 to 3.6.0 are consistently applied across all installation commands in the documentation. This change aligns with the PR objective of syncing dependencies with upstream versions.
Also applies to: 147-149, 171-173, 195-197, 217-219, 249-251
apps/docs/content/docs/components/date-range-picker.mdx (2)
139-141: LGTM: Consistent version updates across all sections
The version updates for @internationalized/date from 3.5.5 to 3.6.0 are consistently applied across all installation commands in the documentation. This change aligns with the PR objective of syncing dependencies with upstream versions.
Also applies to: 164-166, 188-190, 212-214, 234-236, 259-261, 279-281
Line range hint 122-124: Verify version consistency across the codebase
Let's verify that the version update is consistently applied across all relevant package.json files and check for any potential breaking changes.
Also applies to: 139-141
✅ Verification successful
Version consistency verified across all package dependencies
The verification shows that all packages using @internationalized/date are consistently using version 3.6.0. This includes:
- apps/docs
- packages/components/calendar
- packages/components/date-input
- packages/components/date-picker
- packages/core/system
No breaking changes were found in recent commit history.
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echo "Checking @internationalized/date versions in package.json files..."
fd "package.json" | xargs rg -l "@internationalized/date" | while read -r file; do
echo "=== $file ==="
cat "$file" | jq '.dependencies["@internationalized/date"] // .devDependencies["@internationalized/date"]'
done
# Check git history for breaking changes in the dependency update
echo -e "\nChecking for breaking changes in commit messages..."
git log --grep="@internationalized/date" --grep="BREAKING CHANGE" -i --since="6 months ago"
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packages/components/calendar/stories/range-calendar.stories.tsx (2)
175-178: LGTM!
The state type update is consistent with the broader changes and the Calendar component should handle null values appropriately.
180-180: LGTM!
The focusedValue state type update aligns with the component's requirements.
packages/components/calendar/stories/calendar.stories.tsx (2)
113-113: LGTM!
The focusedDate state type update is consistent and well-implemented.
164-164: LGTM!
The value state type update is consistent and properly implemented.
packages/components/date-input/__tests__/date-input.test.tsx (1)
297-297: LGTM!
The state type update in the test component is consistent with the changes and properly tests the form reset behavior.
Closes #4243
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🚀 New behavior
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📝 Additional Information
Summary by CodeRabbit
Release Notes
New Features
nullvalues, improving flexibility in handling unselected or invalid states.keyattributes for better rendering performance.Bug Fixes
Documentation
Dependency Updates