fix(deps): update react monorepo

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Change	Age	Confidence
@types/react (source)	~18.2.14 → ~18.3.0
react (source)	18.2.0 → 18.3.1
react-dom (source)	18.2.0 → 18.3.1

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Release Notes

facebook/react (react)

v18.3.1

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• Export act from react f1338f

v18.3.0

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This release is identical to 18.2 but adds warnings for deprecated APIs and other changes that are needed for React 19.

Read the React 19 Upgrade Guide for more info.

React

• Allow writing to this.refs to support string ref codemod 909071
• Warn for deprecated findDOMNode outside StrictMode c3b283
• Warn for deprecated test-utils methods d4ea75
• Warn for deprecated Legacy Context outside StrictMode 415ee0
• Warn for deprecated string refs outside StrictMode #​25383
• Warn for deprecated defaultProps for function components #​25699
• Warn when spreading key #​25697
• Warn when using act from test-utils d4ea75

React DOM

• Warn for deprecated unmountComponentAtNode 8a015b
• Warn for deprecated renderToStaticNodeStream #​28874

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Good job on updating the "react" version to "18.3.1"! 👍 No further suggestions from my end, the code looks good. Merge it! 🚀

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The changes in the dependencies look good. Updating the versions of React and React types to the latest stable releases is a good practice. No further suggestions for improvement at the moment. 👍🏼

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🔍 Suggestions for improvement:

• Make sure to update the version of "@types/react" to the latest version "18.3.14" instead of the outdated "18.2.21".
• Remove the dependency on "@types/scheduler" as it is not needed anymore.
• Update the version of "react-dom" to "18.3.1" and the dependency on "scheduler" to "^0.23.2".
• Update the version of "react" to "18.3.1" for consistency in the project.
• Ensure all dependencies have the latest versions for better compatibility and security.

Overall, the code seems fine, just make sure to keep dependencies up to date for better performance and stability. 🚀

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The changes in the pull request look good.
👍🏼
One suggestion would be to update the comments in the code if needed to reflect the new version numbers.
Overall, great job!

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👍
The code changes look good. Updating the versions of "react" and "@types/react" to the latest is a good practice to stay up-to-date with the latest features and fixes. Keep up the good work!

💡 Consider adding a brief description of why the version updates were necessary in the pull request description for better clarity to other team members.

Keep coding!

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Suggestions:

1. Update the version of @types/react to 18.3.16 in the package.json file to match the version in the resolved URL. ✅
2. Remove the unnecessary @types/scheduler entry from the package.json file as it is no longer part of the dependencies. ✅
3. Update the version of react-dom to 18.3.1 in the package.json file to match the version in the resolved URL. ✅
4. Update the version of scheduler to 0.23.2 in the package.json file to match the version in the resolved URL. ✅

Overall, the changes look good, just ensure the package.json file reflects the correct versions based on the resolved URLs. 👍

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The changes made in the pull request are good, but I have a couple of suggestions for improvement:

1. It would be better to provide a more detailed description of the changes made in the code. This can help reviewers understand the purpose of the modifications more clearly. ✍️

2. Make sure to update the version numbers in the changelog or any relevant documentation to reflect the changes in the code. This helps in maintaining version consistency. 📝

Overall, the changes look good, and it seems like a necessary update to the dependencies. Good job! 👍

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The changes in the dependencies look good 👍. Just ensure you test the application thoroughly after updating the versions to make sure everything still works as expected. Keep up the good work! 🚀

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Suggestions for improvement:

1. It seems that the version of "@types/react" has been updated from "18.2.21" to "18.3.18". No issues found with this change. ✅
2. Similarly, the version of "react-dom" has also been updated from "18.2.0" to "18.3.1", with a change in the dependency "scheduler" from "^0.23.0" to "^0.23.2". Looks good! ✅
3. The version of "scheduler" has been updated from "0.23.0" to "0.23.2". No issues detected. ✅

Overall, the changes seem to be routine version updates without any problems. Good job! 👍

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Here’s some feedback on the pull request you provided! 🚀

Changes Overview:

1. React DOM Update: The version of react-dom has been updated from 18.2.0 to 18.3.1 along with its integrity.
2. Scheduler Update: The version of scheduler has been updated from 0.23.0 to 0.23.2.

Suggestions for Improvement 🔍:

1. Version Bumps:

   • It’s great to see you updating dependencies to their latest versions! 🌟 Always ensure that the new versions are compatible with the rest of your project dependencies to prevent any runtime issues.

2. Changelog Review:

   • Consider checking the changelogs or release notes for react-dom and scheduler to be aware of what changes have been made. This can help in identifying any breaking changes or new features that you might want to utilize. 📜

3. Testing:

   • Ensure that you have comprehensive test cases that cover the functionalities dependent on react-dom and scheduler. After updating these packages, run your tests to catch any potential issues early. 🧪

4. Dependency Management:

   • It may be useful to review why the scheduler dependency version was also updated and assess its compatibility and necessity. If it isn’t required, consider sticking to the original version to avoid unexpected behavior. ⚖️

5. Documentation:

   • If there are any notable changes in how the project works because of these upgrades, document them clearly for future reference and for other team members. This can prevent confusion later on. 📝

6. Peer Dependencies:

   • Lastly, check if the new versions introduce new peer dependency requirements. Make sure your project meets these to maintain stability. 💼

Conclusion 👍:

Overall, your update looks promising! Keeping dependencies up to date is key for security and performance. 🎉 Follow the suggestions above to ensure a smooth integration of these changes. Happy coding! 💻

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The changes in the package.json file look good. Updating the versions of "react" and "@types/react" to 18.3.1 and 18.3.0 respectively seems like a good move to keep the dependencies up to date. No further suggestions on this part. 👍

Make sure to run your tests after these changes to ensure that everything is working as expected. 🧪

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Your pull request seems to include updates to some React-related packages, as well as adjustments in the package integrity records. Here are some suggestions to enhance your code changes:

1. Update Comments 📝:

   • Consider adding comments to explain the changes you've made. This will help reviewers understand your thought process and the reasoning behind version updates.

2. Version Selection 🔍:

   • Make sure that the upward version updates (e.g., from 18.2.0 to 18.3.1) are thoroughly tested. Sometimes, breaking changes can occur in minor or patch versions. Verify compatibility with your existing codebase!

3. Changelog Reference 📖:

   • Whenever you update a package, it’s always good to reference the changelogs of the libraries for any breaking changes, new features, or fixes.

4. Dependencies Review ✔️:

   • It's a good practice to review if all new dependencies are still required. For instance, if you've removed "@types/scheduler", ensure your project isn't using it anywhere or if it can be replaced easily.

5. Performance Considerations ⚡:

   • After updating dependencies, run performance benchmarks if possible. Sometimes, newer versions can introduce performance bottlenecks or improvements.

6. Testing 🧪:

   • Ensure that you have adequate unit and integration tests to cover areas impacted by these changes. Test coverage is crucial for maintaining code integrity during updates.

7. Code Formatting 🌈:

   • Ensure that the formatting stays consistent or consider running a linter or formatter to keep everything neat and tidy.

8. Peer Review 👥:

   • If possible, get a second pair of eyes on the changes. Peer reviews can catch things that one might overlook.

Implementing these suggestions can help improve the quality and robustness of your pull request! Good luck! 🚀

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Great job on the pull request! 🎉 Here are some suggestions to help improve the code:

1. Version Updates: You've updated react-dom and scheduler to newer versions. Make sure to check the release notes for any breaking changes or new features that might affect your project. Keeping dependencies updated is crucial! 🔄

2. Dependency Consistency: Since you updated react-dom to 18.3.1, ensure that all related packages are compatible with this version. This includes checking any libraries that might depend on it. Compatibility is key to avoiding runtime errors. 🔍

3. Peer Dependencies: If your project requires certain packages to be the same version (for example, if others depend on react-dom), consider specifying peer dependencies. This improves compatibility across different libraries used in your project. 💡

4. Testing: After updating dependencies, it's important to run your test suite to ensure everything still works as expected. Add some new tests if any new functionality is added with the updates! 🧪

5. Documentation: If the updates introduce new features or changes in behavior, ensure that the documentation is updated to reflect these changes. This includes README files and any internal documentation for your codebase. 📖

6. Changelog: Consider maintaining a changelog if this is a regular practice in your repository. Highlighting changes made in this pull request will help fellow developers understand the impact of these updates. 📝

7. Review Your Dependencies: If there are any dependencies that are not actively maintained or necessary anymore, consider removing them to keep the codebase clean. 🚮

Overall, the changes seem well thought out! Keep up the great work! 👍✨

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Here are some suggestions to improve the code in your pull request:

1. Dependency Updates 🔄: You've updated React and React types. Make sure to test your application thoroughly after upgrading dependencies to ensure compatibility and to catch any new warnings or errors.

2. Lock File 📄: If you have a package-lock.json or yarn.lock file, remember to update it as well after changing dependencies. This ensures that everyone working on the project has the same dependency tree.

3. Check for Deprecated Features ⚠️: With any package update, check the changelog or release notes for breaking changes or deprecated features. It might save you from running into issues later.

4. Code Consistency 🎨: Ensure your code follows any established coding standards or conventions within your project. This can include consistent use of formatting, spacing, and commenting.

5. Run Tests 🧪: After making these changes, run your tests to confirm that everything still works as expected. It’s a great way to catch any unexpected changes that could arise from the version upgrades.

6. Documentation Update 📚: If your project documentation refers to specific versions of dependencies, remember to update it to reflect these changes. It's crucial for new developers or contributors to have clear guidance.

7. Peer Review 🔍: If you haven't already, consider having another team member review your changes. Fresh eyes can catch issues that you might have overlooked.

Overall, good job on keeping your dependencies up to date! 🚀 If you follow these recommendations, it will contribute to the stability and maintainability of your project.

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Here’s some feedback on your pull request! 🚀

General Observations:

1. Version Updates: You've updated the versions of several dependencies, which is good as it usually brings bug fixes and improvements. 👍
2. Dependency Removal: You removed @types/scheduler, which might be fine if it's not required anymore. Ensure this change doesn’t affect any of your components depending on it. 🧐

Specific Suggestions:

1. Check Compatibility: When updating major libraries like React and React-Dom, always check the compatibility with other libraries and components in your project. This avoids breaking changes. 🔍
2. Test After Updates: Make sure to run your tests after these updates. Sometimes newer versions may introduce subtle changes in behavior. 🧪
3. Documentation Update: If your project has documentation or a changelog, consider updating it to reflect these dependency changes. This can help other developers understand what has changed and why. 📚
4. Peer Dependencies: If you’re using React hooks or any feature from React, ensure your other libraries (like react-dom, react-router, etc.) are compatible with the new version as well. 🔗
5. Integrity Checks: Ensure that the integrity hash for the updated packages is verified. This is essential for security purposes to make sure that the packages haven't been tampered with. 🔒

Final Thoughts:

You’ve done a great job updating the dependencies! Just make sure to run a full suite of tests after this change to catch any potential issues early on. Happy coding! 💻✨

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Thank you for submitting your pull request! 🎉 I've reviewed the changes you've made and would like to provide some feedback to help improve your code. Here are my suggestions:

1. Version Bumps: It seems you are updating react-dom and scheduler to newer versions. Make sure to check the release notes for both libraries to ensure there are no breaking changes that could impact your application. 🔍

2. Dependency Integrity: It's good to see you're maintaining the integrity hashes for the packages. This is crucial for security and ensuring that the same package versions are used consistently across environments. 🛡️

3. Semantic Versioning: Ensure that the versioning (like moving from 0.23.0 to 0.23.2) adheres to semantic versioning principles to avoid any unnecessary major version upgrades unless required. This helps keep the stability of your application. 📈

4. Testing After Changes: After making such updates, it's essential to run your application's tests to ensure that everything works as expected. Consider adding additional tests if you encounter any issues. 🧪

5. Documentation: If there’s any specific feature in the updated dependencies that you are leveraging, it’s helpful to document that briefly in your pull request description. 📝

6. Use of Yarn: Since you are updating dependency specifications, ensure you run yarn install afterwards to properly update the lockfile. This ensures that others who pull your changes will have the same dependency versions. 🔄

Overall, great job on keeping your dependencies up to date! 🚀 Keeping them current is vital for the health and security of your project. If you have any specific areas of concern or questions, feel free to ask! 🤔

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Here are some suggestions and feedback on your pull request! 🎉

1. Version Update: You're updating React from 18.2.0 to 18.3.1 and the corresponding types from ~18.2.14 to ~18.3.0. Make sure to check for breaking changes or new features introduced in these versions to ensure compatibility with your existing code. 🔍

2. Testing: After making these updates, run your unit tests and integration tests to confirm that everything continues to work as expected. It's crucial to ensure that the new versions don't introduce any regressions. 🧪

3. Compatibility: If your project is using any third-party libraries that depend on React, check their compatibility with the new version of React. This can save you from future headaches. 🔗

4. Lockfile: Make sure your package-lock.json or yarn.lock is updated accordingly after installing the new packages. This ensures consistency across different environments. 🔒

5. Documentation: Consider reviewing any relevant documentation or release notes related to the version upgrades. This might provide insights into new features you can leverage or potential pitfalls to avoid. 📚

6. Code Review: It might be beneficial to ask a colleague to review your changes, as they may spot issues you might have overlooked. Collaboration can lead to improved code quality! 🤝

Overall, it looks like you're making some good updates! Keep it up, and happy coding! 🚀

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Here are some suggestions and feedback on your pull request! 🚀

1. Version Bumps 🔼:

   • You have successfully upgraded the versions of @types/react, react-dom, react, and scheduler. This is a good practice as it keeps your project up to date with the latest bug fixes and features. However, ensure that these upgrades do not introduce breaking changes that could affect your application.

2. Removed Dependencies ❌:

   • It looks like you've removed @types/scheduler from the dependencies. Make sure that removing this dependency won't cause any issues, especially if any components rely on it. If it is no longer needed, consider providing a brief comment in the code explaining why it was removed for future reference.

3. Consistency in Dependency Management 📦:

   • Ensure all dependencies are consistently managed with proper versioning. Using semantic versioning (like ^, ~, etc.) is great, but keep an eye on whether you want strict or flexible versioning based on your team’s standards.

4. Update Documentation 📝:

   • If the pull request changes any significant behavior due to dependency updates (like new features or breaking changes), consider updating the documentation to reflect these changes. This helps keep your team informed!

5. Testing ✅:

   • After upgrading dependencies, always run your tests to ensure that nothing is broken. If possible, document any test results or issues encountered during testing in the pull request comments.

6. Review the Yarn Lock File 🔍:

   • Ensure that the yarn.lock file is updated correctly after running the install command. Share the lock file changes that users should be aware of.

7. Use of integrity 🔒:

   • Keeping the integrity checks in your yarn.lock file helps with security. Always ensure the integrity values are updated correctly after making changes to your dependencies.

Overall, it looks like you’re making great strides in keeping your dependencies updated! Keep up the fantastic work, and consider the above suggestions to improve clarity and maintainability. 😊

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LGTM 👍

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LGTM 👍

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Code Review Feedback 📝

1. Version Updates:

   • Upgrading react from 18.2.0 to 18.3.1 and @types/react from ~18.2.14 to ~18.3.0 looks good as it keeps the dependencies up to date. However, you should ensure that the new versions are compatible with the existing codebase and other dependencies. Consider running tests to verify that there are no breaking changes! 🧪

2. Testing:

   • After upgrading dependencies, always run your test suite to confirm that everything works as expected. If specific tests fail, address those issues before merging. 🔍

3. Change Logs:

   • Review the change logs for both React and @types/react to understand what changes have been made. This could help identify any necessary code adjustments or new features that can be leveraged. 📄

Conclusion 🤔

While the changes look beneficial for keeping your project updated, please make sure to conduct thorough testing and compatibility checks. Only then should we consider merging! 🚀

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Feedback on the Pull Request 📝

Overall, the updates in this pull request help to upgrade dependencies, which is a great practice to keep the codebase secure and up-to-date. However, I have a few suggestions for improvement:

1. Version Compatibility 🔄: Ensure that the new versions of the packages are compatible with your existing code. Some breaking changes might have been introduced in higher versions, especially for major version updates. Test thoroughly after upgrading.

2. Dependency Removal ❌: You removed the @types/scheduler dependency. Make sure that no other parts of your project are relying on this type definition to avoid TypeScript errors.

3. Consistency in Dependency Versions 🔍: Consider using consistent versioning strategies across all dependencies. If semantic versioning is applied, document the rationale behind any changes to major/minor versions to maintain ease of understanding for future updates.

4. Remove Unused Dependencies 🗑️: After removing dependencies, run a cleanup to remove unused ones from your project. This helps improve performance and decreases the attack surface.

5. Testing ✅: Ensure to run your test cases to verify that the application works as intended after these changes. It’s a good practice to add tests if not already present to validate the functionality of the upgraded packages.

Please review these suggestions and update your pull request accordingly! Good job on maintaining the dependencies! 🚀

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LGTM 👍

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Review Feedback 📝

The changes in this pull request primarily update the versions of react-dom and scheduler. Below are some comments to consider:

1. Version Updates 🚀:

   • It's great to see that you've updated react-dom to 18.3.1 and scheduler to 0.23.2. Keeping libraries up-to-date is crucial for performance improvements and security patches.

2. Change Log Review 📜:

   • Before merging, please review the change logs of the updated versions to check for any breaking changes or deprecations that may require changes in your codebase. It’s vital to ensure the compatibility of new versions.

3. Testing 🔍:

   • After making these updates, make sure to run all existing tests and potentially include tests for new features or fixes introduced by the updated packages. This ensures everything works as expected.

4. Dependency Management 🔄:

   • It's a good practice to regularly assess your dependencies. You could consider using tools like npm-check-updates to help keep your dependencies in sync with recommended versions.

5. Code Consistency 🔧:

   • Ensure that your dependencies across different packages maintain consistency in versioning, especially if they are interdependent. This can help minimize unexpected issues at runtime.

6. Performance Monitoring 📊:

   • After merging the changes and before rolling out to production, monitor the application for potential performance impacts due to the updates.

Once the above considerations are addressed, the pull request can be re-evaluated for merging. Keep up the good work! 💪

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LGTM 👍

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LGTM 👍

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The changes look good overall, updating versions of 'react' and '@types/react' seem necessary. However, please ensure that the new versions are compatible with other dependencies in the project. It's always recommended to double-check compatibility before merging.

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LGTM 👍

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LGTM 👍

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LGTM 👍

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Review of the dependency version bumps:

• You've updated react from 18.2.0 to 18.3.1 and @types/react from 18.2.14 to 18.3.0. However, as of now, React 18.3.x is not an officially released version. This could potentially cause compatibility issues or unexpected bugs since libraries and type definitions might not yet support versions beyond 18.2.x. ⚠️

• It's important to verify that the expo and react-native versions you're using support React 18.3.x, or if there's an official release that includes this React version.

• Also, @types/react versions should match the React version precisely or be compatible. Using a pre-release or non-official React version with types from a different version may lead to type conflicts.

Suggestions:

1. Confirm React version stability: Use the latest stable and officially released React version unless you specifically need features or fixes from an unreleased version. 😌
2. Check compatibility: Verify that your entire dependency ecosystem (especially Expo and React Native) supports the React version you intend to use. 🔍
3. Testing: Ensure thorough testing is done if you decide to proceed with React 18.3.1 to catch any unexpected behavior early. 🧪

Summary:

Due to usage of potentially unstable React version (18.3.1) and corresponding type definitions, I recommend holding on merging this PR until the React version is stable or fully supported by your stack.

🚀 Keep up the great work managing dependencies carefully!

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LGTM 👍

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📦 The updated @types/react version to ~18.3.0 is a good upgrade, but make sure to check for any breaking changes between versions 18.2.21 and 18.3.29 to avoid potential issues. Also, the removed @types/scheduler may impact functionality; ensure that it is not needed for your project. 🔍

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🔄 The update from csstype@^3.0.2 to 3.2.2 is beneficial as it likely includes important fixes and features. However, verify that any changes in the new version are compatible with your code to prevent unexpected styling issues in the application. 🛠️

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🔧 The upgrade of react-dom from 18.2.0 to 18.3.1 is good, but also evaluate the changes and test thoroughly to ensure continued compatibility. The modified scheduler version also needs to be assessed for its impact on scheduling tasks within the application. 🚦

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✨ Changing react from 18.2.0 to 18.3.1 can potentially enhance performance, but again, check for breaking changes that may affect existing components. Ensure that you're on the latest version with needed compliance checks. 🕵️‍♂️

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📊 Updating scheduler to 0.23.2 is a good step, but confirm that you aren't losing any crucial features from 0.23.0. Testing should be comprehensive as it may affect timing and performance in your app. 🚀

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🔍 It's great to see updates to the @types/react package! However, consider checking for compatibility with the rest of your dependencies to avoid any potential issues down the road. It's essential to ensure that version ~18.3.0 works well with your current React and TypeScript setup. 🛠️

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The version update from 18.2.14 to 18.3.0 is good, but consider adding a changelog entry for the users to understand what features or fixes are included in this version. 👌 Also, make sure to remove the outdated entries related to scheduler, as they might lead to confusion. 📜

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Updating csstype from 3.0.2 to 3.2.2 is positive! 🎉 However, be cautious and ensure that there are no breaking changes in this new version that might affect your application. It's beneficial to check the release notes. 📝

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Good job on bumping react-dom to 18.3.1! 🚀 Make sure to verify compatibility with the rest of your dependencies. It's essential to test after such updates to ensure everything works as expected. ✅

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Nice update from react@18.2.0 to 18.3.1. 🔄 However, consider running your tests specifically around components utilizing React to make sure there are no unexpected side effects. 🧪

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The version change for scheduler is a step in the right direction! 👍 Be sure to carry out a thorough testing process to confirm that utilizing this new version integrates smoothly with the rest of your codebase. 📊

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⚠️ Version Update: Consider verifying compatibility when updating versions from 18.2.0 to 18.3.1. Ensure that there are no breaking changes that could affect your application's functionality. 🔍

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⚠️ Version Update: Similar to the previous hunk, ensure that upgrading the scheduler version from 0.23.0 to 0.23.2 does not introduce compatibility issues. Test your application thoroughly afterward. 🧪