scurker
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4 months ago I've performed a functional assessment of each component to determine their compatibility with React 17. This is by no means comprehensive, but is testing the expected behavior of each component and if there are any regressive behaviors with React 17:
- ✅ Accordion
- ✅ Address
- ✅ Alert
- ✅ Breadcrumb
- ✅ Button
- ✅ Checkbox
- ✅ ClickOutsideListener
- ✅ Code
- ✅ Combobox
- ✅ DescriptionList
- ✅ ExpandCollapsePanel
- ✅ FieldWrap
- ✅ Icon
- ✅ IconButton
- ✅ Layout
- ✅ Line
- ✅ Link
- ✅ Listbox
- ✅ Loader
- ✅ LoaderOverlay
- ❌ Modal (confirmed issue, see #1087)
- ✅ NavBar
- ✅ Notice
- ✅ Offscreen
- ❌ OptionsMenu (confirmed issue, see #830)
- ✅ Pagination
- ✅ Panel
- ❌ Popover (confirmed issue, likely related to either #1087 and #830)
- ✅ ProgressBar
- ✅ RadioCardGroup
- ✅ Scrim
- ✅ SearchField
- ✅ Select
- ✅ SkipLink
- ✅ Stepper
- ✅ Table
- ✅ Tabs
- ✅ Tag
- ✅ TagButton
- ✅ TextEllipsis
- ✅ TextField
- ✅ Timeline
- ✅ Toast
- ✅ Tooltip
- ✅ TooltipTabstop
- ✅ TopBar
- ✅ TwoColumnPanel
Once #1159 is complete, we should upgrade as a half-step to React 17. This should include both
reactandreact-domfor development dependencies in the following packages:./(root)packages/reactNo changes needed for
peerDependenciesuntil React 18 (see #631)Also see https://legacy.reactjs.org/blog/2020/08/10/react-v17-rc.html for a reference of changes that may be needed. Running the newly updated tests should be sufficient to see if any specific issues are caught as the result of the upgrade.