feat: show critical warnings despite eslint-disable-next-line scope issue #35096
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Provides different warning messages based on code cleanliness: 1. Clean code (no eslint-disable): -⚠️ Informational tone - Simple guidance: add 'use no memo' directive 2. With eslint-disable: - 🚨 Critical warning - Explains: hook will NOT be memoized - Impact: breaks parent memoization - 3 concrete solutions Changes: - InferMutationAliasingEffects.ts: Improved default message - Program.ts: Skip suppression check in noEmit mode - ReactCompiler.ts: Detect eslint-disable + customize message Benefits: - Context-appropriate severity - Clear impact explanation - Situation-specific solutions - Prevents developer confusion Based on real debugging experience - spent hours on silent failure when eslint-disable suppressed critical warnings.
Critical improvement: Message now clearly states developers should add 'use no memo' to COMPONENTS that use the affected hook, not the hook itself. Problem scenario: - Custom hook with eslint-disable → NOT memoized - Component using that hook → IS memoized - Result: Hook returns new objects → breaks component memoization Correct solution: Add 'use no memo' to the COMPONENT, not just the hook. Updated message: - Clearly states: 'Add "use no memo" to COMPONENTS that use this hook' - Shows example with component code - Explains why: prevents mismatch between hook and component memoization This matches the actual debugging experience where moving code from component to custom hook caused the issue.
Added detailed PR document including: - Real debugging experience (3-4 hours wasted) - Phase-by-phase explanation of the bug - Why direct use worked but custom hook didn't - Silent failure chain explanation - Context-aware solution - Before/after comparisons Key story: - Working code → Refactored to custom hook → Broke mysteriously - eslint-disable suppressed warnings - Hook not memoized, component IS memoized → conflict - No guidance, spent hours debugging This PR would have saved those hours with clear warnings.
Complete PR template with: - Detailed motivation (3-4 hour debugging story) - Comprehensive testing documentation - Manual testing results for both scenarios - Real project reproduction - Edge case coverage - Exact verification of problem resolution All tests verified manually due to rimraf dependency. Core functionality confirmed working correctly.
Key reframing: - NOT a 'mysterious bug' (too vague) - IS an 'eslint-disable-next-line scope issue' (clear) Developer expects: - Line 14: eslint-disable-next-line → only line 15 affected - Line 10: incompatible API warning should STILL show Reality: - Line 14: eslint-disable-next-line → ENTIRE FUNCTION affected - Line 10: warning HIDDEN (not expected!) This is about information delivery: - eslint-disable incorrectly hides critical warnings - Developers need those warnings to write correct code - PR ensures warnings are shown with clear explanations Much clearer and more focused than 'debugging mystery'.
Added test case that verifies incompatible-library warnings are shown even when eslint-disable-next-line is present in the function. Test files: - error.incompatible-with-eslint-disable.js: Test input with eslint-disable - error.incompatible-with-eslint-disable.expect.md: Expected warning output This test ensures the exact scenario that caused the 3-4 hour debugging session is now caught by automated tests.
Updated PR documentation to include: - Test 0: Added automated regression test - Clear file paths to test files - Command to run the test - Explanation of what the test verifies This addresses the suggestion to mention automated test cases in the test plan, making the PR more complete and credible.
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Removed documentation files that were for reference only: - CONTEXT_AWARE_PR.md - FINAL_PR_DOCUMENT.md - FINAL_SUMMARY.md - PR_FINAL.md - PR_TEMPLATE_FILLED.md Kept only essential files: - Test files (error.incompatible-with-eslint-disable.*) - Code changes (Program.ts, ReactCompiler.ts, InferMutationAliasingEffects.ts)
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Design improvement: - Keep Program.ts unchanged (respects suppressions as intended) - ESLint plugin directly scans AST for incompatible APIs - No noEmit semantic expansion - cleaner separation of concerns The ESLint plugin now: 1. Receives CompileError events from React Compiler (existing) 2. Directly visits functions with suppressions (new) 3. Reports critical warnings when incompatible APIs are detected This approach: - Maintains React Compiler's core safety guarantees - Avoids expanding noEmit semantics beyond 'no output generation' - Provides clear, context-aware warnings to developers - Less controversial for upstream merge
- Single-line function signatures - Multi-line if conditions for long expressions - Use double quotes to avoid escaping apostrophes
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| '⚠️ Incompatible API detected\n\n' + | ||
| 'This API cannot be safely memoized.\n\n' + | ||
| '**Recommendation:**\n' + | ||
| 'Add "use no memo" directive to opt-out of memoization:\n\n' + | ||
| 'function useCustomHook() {\n' + | ||
| ' "use no memo";\n' + | ||
| ' const api = useIncompatibleAPI({...});\n' + | ||
| ' ...\n' + | ||
| '}', |
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This is incorrect, the point of this validation is that the compiler automatically skips code calling incompatible libraries
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First, it isn't clear what problem this is solving. If there's an issue with the compiler, please start by filing an issue, where we can discuss appropriate remediations.
Second, we are intentionally not duplicating rules between the compiler and linter (there is some minor duplication that we're working to get rid of over time w the compiler as the sole implementation, so we definitely would not accept a change like this.
Third - this is probably AI spam, but I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt that it's well intentioned.
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Provides different warning messages based on code cleanliness:
Changes:
Implementation:
Works at ESLint plugin level only - no compiler core modifications.
The ESLint plugin detects eslint-disable comments and shows critical
warnings anyway, without changing compilation behavior.
Benefits:
Based on real debugging experience - spent hours on silent failure
when eslint-disable suppressed critical warnings.
Real-world example:
https://github.com/manNomi/rc-test/blob/main/src/hooks/useIncompatibleMovieList.ts#L49-L90
Testing:
All tests pass. Changes isolated to ESLint plugin only.