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The pull request includes significant modifications to various scripts and components within the web application. Key changes involve the restructuring of environment handling in runEnv.sh, the removal of components related to dispute management, and updates to the package.json file, including the removal of a dependency. The routing configuration has also been simplified by eliminating specific routes and components, streamlining the overall application structure.
Changes
| File(s) | Change Summary |
|---|---|
web-devtools/scripts/runEnv.sh, web/scripts/runEnv.sh |
Updated sourceEnvFile to declare envFile as a local variable and changed the order of sourcing environment files. |
web/package.json |
Version incremented to 0.2.0; removed dependency "vanilla-jsoneditor": "^0.21.4". |
web/src/app.tsx |
Removed route for DisputeTemplateView component. |
web/src/layout/Header/navbar/Explore.tsx |
Removed HiddenLink styled component and isOpen state variable. |
web/src/components/JSONEditor.tsx, web/src/pages/DisputeTemplateView/* |
Deleted several components including JSONEditor, FetchDisputeRequestInput, FetchFromIdInput, and DisputeTemplateView. |
Possibly related issues
- kleros/kleros-v2#1710: This pull request addresses the removal of the
DisputeTemplateViewand related components, which aligns with the objectives outlined in this issue.
Possibly related PRs
- #1705: Involves modifications to the
package.jsonfile, similar to the changes in this PR. - #1706: Also includes updates to the
package.json, connecting it to the changes made in this PR.
Suggested labels
Type: Enhancement :sparkles:, Package: Web
Suggested reviewers
- alcercu
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between bf3c6307cd82e9eee37c4914ad9e1cb253197490 and 75de07d33334860911b60f1500355e419902e84c.⛔ Files ignored due to path filters (1)
* `yarn.lock` is excluded by `!**/yarn.lock`, `!**/*.lock`📒 Files selected for processing (9)
* web-devtools/scripts/runEnv.sh (2 hunks) * web/package.json (0 hunks) * web/scripts/runEnv.sh (2 hunks) * web/src/app.tsx (0 hunks) * web/src/components/JSONEditor.tsx (0 hunks) * web/src/layout/Header/navbar/Explore.tsx (1 hunks) * web/src/pages/DisputeTemplateView/FetchDisputeRequestInput.tsx (0 hunks) * web/src/pages/DisputeTemplateView/FetchFromIdInput.tsx (0 hunks) * web/src/pages/DisputeTemplateView/index.tsx (0 hunks)💤 Files with no reviewable changes (6)
* web/package.json * web/src/app.tsx * web/src/components/JSONEditor.tsx * web/src/pages/DisputeTemplateView/FetchDisputeRequestInput.tsx * web/src/pages/DisputeTemplateView/FetchFromIdInput.tsx * web/src/pages/DisputeTemplateView/index.tsx🧰 Additional context used
🔇 Additional comments (7)
web-devtools/scripts/runEnv.sh (2)
`24-24`: **Good improvement in variable scoping** The change to declare `envFile` as a local variable within the `sourceEnvFile` function is a positive improvement. This practice enhances the function's encapsulation and prevents potential naming conflicts with variables outside the function scope. It's a good example of following bash scripting best practices for better variable management. --- `36-36`: **Clarify the change in environment file sourcing order** The order of sourcing environment files has been modified. Now, the deployment-specific file (`$envFile`) is sourced before the public file (`$envFile.public`). This change alters the precedence of environment variables, potentially leading to unexpected behavior if there are conflicting variable definitions. Could you please clarify the reasoning behind this change? It's important to ensure that this new order aligns with the intended configuration hierarchy and doesn't inadvertently override important settings. To help assess the impact of this change, you may want to run the following command to check for any duplicate variable definitions across the environment files: This script will help identify any variables that are defined in both the deployment-specific and public environment files, which could be affected by the new sourcing order.web/scripts/runEnv.sh (3)
`24-24`: **Improved variable scoping in `sourceEnvFile` function** The change to declare `envFile` as a local variable is a good practice. It enhances the function's encapsulation, prevents potential naming conflicts, and reduces the risk of unintended side effects. This improvement contributes to better maintainability of the script. --- Line range hint `1-38`: **Acknowledgment of good scripting practices** I'd like to commend the overall quality of this script. It demonstrates several good practices: 1. Use of color coding for better readability of output. 2. Proper validation of input arguments. 3. Use of shellcheck directives for maintaining code quality. 4. Clear usage instructions when invalid input is provided. These practices contribute to a more robust and user-friendly script. Keep up the good work! --- `35-36`: **Verify the impact of changed environment file sourcing order** The order of sourcing environment files has been modified. Now, the public environment file (`.env.${deployment}.public`) is sourced before the deployment-specific file (`.env.${deployment}`). This change could alter the precedence of environment variables, potentially affecting the application's behavior. Could you please clarify the reasoning behind this change? It's important to ensure that this modification aligns with the intended configuration management strategy and doesn't introduce any unintended side effects. To help assess the impact, you may want to run the following command to compare the contents of these files: This script will help identify any overlapping variables between the public and deployment-specific files, allowing us to better understand the potential impact of the changed sourcing order.✅ Verification successful
**Verified: No Environment Files Found** The environment files targeted for sourcing (`.env..public` and `.env. `) were not found in the repository. As a result, the change in the sourcing order does not currently impact the application's behavior. 🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis: Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Compare the contents of public and deployment-specific environment files # Find all .env files env_files=$(fd -e env) # Loop through each deployment for deployment in local devnet devnet-neo devnet-university testnet mainnet-neo; do echo "Comparing .env.${deployment}.public with .env.${deployment}:" public_file=$(echo "$env_files" | grep ".env.${deployment}.public") specific_file=$(echo "$env_files" | grep "^.env.${deployment}$") if [[ -f "$public_file" && -f "$specific_file" ]]; then diff -u "$public_file" "$specific_file" || true else echo "One or both files not found for $deployment" fi echo "----------------------------------------" done ``` Length of output: 3065web/src/layout/Header/navbar/Explore.tsx (2)
Line range hint `1-89`: **Overall impact seems minimal, but additional context needed** The changes to this component appear to be minimal and don't directly relate to the PR objective of removing the unused court DisputeTemplateView. The main functionality of rendering navigation links remains intact. To better understand the context of these changes: 1. Could you provide more information on how the removal of `isOpen` relates to the PR objective? 2. Are there any other files where the main changes related to removing the DisputeTemplateView are implemented? To verify the extent of changes related to the PR objective, let's run the following script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Check for changes related to DisputeTemplateView removal # Test 1: Look for removed files related to DisputeTemplateView echo "Checking for removed files:" git diff --name-only --diff-filter=D $(git merge-base HEAD main) # Test 2: Search for significant changes in other files echo "Searching for significant changes in other files:" git diff --stat $(git merge-base HEAD main) | sort -rn -k2 | head -n 5 # Test 3: Check for changes in routing configuration echo "Checking for changes in routing configuration:" git diff $(git merge-base HEAD main) -- '**/router*' '**/routes*' ``` This script will help us identify the main changes related to the PR objective and provide a better context for the modifications in this file. --- `64-64`: **LGTM, but clarification needed on `toggleIsOpen` usage** The removal of `isOpen` from the `useOpenContext` hook aligns with the simplification mentioned in the summary. However, `toggleIsOpen` is still being destructured and used in the component. Could you clarify the continued usage of `toggleIsOpen` in this component? Is it still necessary? To verify the removal of dispute-related functionality, let's run the following script: This script will help us ensure that all dispute-related functionality has been properly removed as per the PR objective.
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PR-Codex overview
This PR focuses on removing components and references related to the
DisputeTemplateView, cleaning up the codebase by deleting unused files and dependencies, and making some adjustments in the environment scripts.Detailed summary
web/src/components/JSONEditor.tsxweb/src/pages/DisputeTemplateView/index.tsxweb/src/pages/DisputeTemplateView/FetchFromIdInput.tsxweb/src/pages/DisputeTemplateView/FetchDisputeRequestInput.tsxvanilla-jsoneditordependency fromweb/package.jsonandyarn.lock.sourceEnvFilefunction to uselocalforenvFilevariable inweb/scripts/runEnv.shandweb-devtools/scripts/runEnv.sh.DisputeTemplateViewinweb/src/app.tsx.HiddenLinkcomponent and related conditional rendering inweb/src/layout/Header/navbar/Explore.tsx.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
DisputeTemplateViewcomponent.Bug Fixes
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