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react-frame-component 5.3 added "type": "module" to its package.json whilst mapping the "require" condition of its exports to a UMD build. Babel compiles our imports to require(), so webpack resolves the UMD file and, honouring the package type, parses it as an ES module. With no exports object in scope, the UMD wrapper falls through to its browser global branch and the module exports nothing, so <Frame> is undefined. Opening the Query Tool then throws React error pgadmin-org#130 and unmounts the whole app, which is why every feature test timed out with the 5.3.2 bump in pgadmin-org#10460. Node shows the same packaging fault: require() of the package returns an empty object. Tell webpack to parse the package as javascript/auto so the UMD takes its CommonJS branch. Jest is unaffected, as it loads the UMD as CommonJS.
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Dependabot's #10460 fails every feature test because react-frame-component 5.3.2 breaks the bundle: opening the Query Tool throws React error #130 (
<Frame>is undefined) and the whole app unmounts, so later element lookups time out. Bumping each package on its own showed this is the only culprit; rc-dock 4.0.2 and React 19.3 are fine.5.3 added
"type": "module"to itspackage.jsonbut still maps therequireexport to a UMD build. Our Babel output usesrequire(), so webpack loads the UMD file and parses it as ESM, where it exports nothing (require()of the package in Node returns{}too). This adds a webpack rule parsing the package asjavascript/auto, so the UMD takes its CommonJS branch. Jest was never affected, as it loads the UMD as CommonJS. The PR also bumps react-frame-component to 5.3.2, so CI exercises the rule.Test plan
browser_tool_bar_testandquery_tool_testsfail with 5.3.2 alone and pass with this change.pldbgapi), Jest passes (964 tests) andyarn run bundlesucceeds.Once merged,
@dependabot rebaseon #10460 should turn it green (it will drop react-frame-component from the group).Summary by CodeRabbit