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React 18 is the latest version of React. We are on v17.
Alternatives
N/A
Known issues
Currently, we are passing DISABLE_NEW_JSX_TRANSFORM=true to the client container because theme-ui v0.13 is not compatible with the new JSX transform introduced in React 17. theme-ui v0.14 adds compatibility with the new JSX transform, but upgrading to it introduced a bunch of type errors, despite the fact that no backwards-incompatible changes were listed in the release notes. theme-ui 0.15 adds React 18 compatibility, but drops compatibility with React 17 and below. However, it also introduces backwards-incompatible changes that affect the way we're using the library. So I think the best way to proceed is probably to re-enable the new JSX transform, and upgrade to React 18 and to theme-ui v0.15 in one step. Then we can address the backwards-incompatible changes in theme-ui v0.15 at that point; both the listed changes for v0.15 and the Typescript errors I was receiving relate to the use of Themed, so hopefully upgrading directly to v0.15 will allow us to just fix everything once.
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Detailed Description
We should upgrade to React v18.
Context
React 18 is the latest version of React. We are on v17.
Alternatives
N/A
Known issues
DISABLE_NEW_JSX_TRANSFORM=trueto the client container because theme-ui v0.13 is not compatible with the new JSX transform introduced in React 17. theme-ui v0.14 adds compatibility with the new JSX transform, but upgrading to it introduced a bunch of type errors, despite the fact that no backwards-incompatible changes were listed in the release notes. theme-ui 0.15 adds React 18 compatibility, but drops compatibility with React 17 and below. However, it also introduces backwards-incompatible changes that affect the way we're using the library. So I think the best way to proceed is probably to re-enable the new JSX transform, and upgrade to React 18 and to theme-ui v0.15 in one step. Then we can address the backwards-incompatible changes in theme-ui v0.15 at that point; both the listed changes for v0.15 and the Typescript errors I was receiving relate to the use ofThemed, so hopefully upgrading directly to v0.15 will allow us to just fix everything once.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: