Now that we are using node 16, peer dependencies are much more
strict about aligning between all of our dependencies.
This PR downgrades react from 17 to 16 (no changes) and upgrades
paragon and frontend-lib-special-exams to all be on the same
page about what peer dependency ranges are valid.
Courseware and courseHome both provide tabs to the mfe.
This PR unifies the calls so that tab descriptions are only fetched from courseHome metadata
Remove jest-chain dependencies to make test errors more usable.
Also, drop our specific testing-library/dom dependency. We can
get it transitively though testing-library/react, and they are
coupled closely enough that we don't want them out of lockstep
anyway.
Thus, this commit also updates testing-library/dom to 8.x,
because that's what testing-library/react 12.x needs.
A collection of edx-owned npm updates. These required an actual
code change of using our own svg rather than directly loading an
svg from paragon, because paragon has its own svgo config that
can potentially conflict with our version of svgo - as it does
when we update frontend-build.
And with the latest versions of frontend-build, we can now use
the latest versions of paragon.
Header and footer updates thrown in for free.
Transifex is sunsetting anything below v3 later this year. Let's
get ahead of our scripts unexpectedly failing.
- Switch 'reactifex' dev dep to our maintained fork at
'@edx/reactifex' (it has an older released version number,
but it's still maintained unlike the original)
- Update Makefile commands for new v3 transifex API
No change on our end, this is just to get us as up-to-date as
possible.
This is the latest version of paragon we probably want to use as
long as we still claim to support IE11 via browserlist. We start
getting warnings about grid-auto-rows not being supported in IE11
beginning in paragon 19.4.0 with its new SelectableBox component.
To update our browerlist to drop IE11, we'll need to update our
node version. Which is in progress elsewhere. But for this series
of commits, I've gotten as far as I can / want to with paragon.
Adapt to the big <Card> redesign.
Also, as part of 19.0.0, the shadow variables in paragon got
marked as !default, letting the theme override them. This would
normally be fine and good. But the edx.org theme has a dramatically
larger shadow set. And a lot of our cards and card-like components
were designed with a smaller shadow in mind. So I added a new
raised-card custom css class to keep as many cards looking the same.
Notably, I cannot fix the data tables on the Progress tab. So those
might have a larger shadow with this change, but that's unavoidable
and presumably the intent of the edx.org theme authors.
- Drop our custom breakpoints (identical to paragon's)
- Drop our custom useWindowSize (and adapt to paragon's version
not providing a size initially at component mount)
- Drop our dependency on react-responsive
- Drop our dependency on react-break
