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Resolve TypeScript Configuration Conflicts Causing False Errors #427

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@coderabbitai

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We are encountering build-blocking TypeScript errors after updating to the latest versions of React, TypeScript, and Next.js. Temporary @ts-ignore flags have been added to suppress these errors, but this is not a sustainable solution as it masks underlying issues with the TypeScript configuration.

Affected Areas:

  • Files where @ts-ignore is used, such as:
    • packages/ui/components/base/tooltip.tsx
    • packages/ui/components/base/dialog.tsx
    • apps/web/components/ui/tooltip.tsx
    • apps/web/components/ui/dialog.tsx
    • Other components interacting with React.ElementRef and React.ComponentPropsWithoutRef.

Possible Causes:

  • Inconsistent tsconfig.json settings across packages, especially with compilerOptions.
  • Conflicting moduleResolution settings ("node", "bundler", "NodeNext") leading to type conflicts.
  • Outdated or mismatched versions of @types/react, typescript, and react.

Action Items

  • Audit TypeScript Configurations:

    • Align tsconfig.json files across the project to use consistent compilerOptions.
    • Ensure that moduleResolution is set appropriately for the project's needs.
  • Update Dependencies:

    • Verify and update the versions of typescript, react, next, and their corresponding type definitions.
    • Make sure that all packages reference compatible versions.
  • Remove @ts-ignore Flags:

    • After resolving configuration issues, remove the @ts-ignore comments to enforce proper type checking.
  • Testing:

    • Perform a full build and run the test suite to confirm that the issues have been resolved.

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