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…r-dom) `react-router` was a regular dependency (`^7`), so React Router 8 consumers ended up with a second, v7 copy of the router next to their own. It is now a peer dependency (`^7.0.0 || ^8.0.0`) plus a devDependency for local type-check/build. `react-router-dom` no longer exists in React Router 8 and nothing here imported it, so it is removed from dependencies, peers and the Vite externals. Docs updated accordingly; changeset added. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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dedupetoresolvein both configuration examples.Vite defines
dedupeasresolve.dedupe, notoptimizeDeps.dedupe. The current examples do not enforce a singlereact-routerinstance, so the documenteduseHref()failure can persist. (vite.dev)
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- Changeset no longer claims a peer dependency alone guarantees a single runtime router instance; it points at the Vite dedupe/noExternal setup. - Document that React Router v8 requires Node 22.22+ in the consuming app. - Vite examples: `dedupe` belongs under `resolve`, not `optimizeDeps`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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packages/components/package.jsondeclaresreact,react-router,remix-hook-form, andzodas peer dependencies. The guide lists onlyreact-routerandremix-hook-form, and it does not state elsewhere thatreactandzodare application prerequisites. Add the omitted dependencies to the installation instructions, or state that the application must provide them.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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@lambdacurry/formsusable from React Router v8 applications (and keeps v7 working).Why
packages/components/package.jsonlistedreact-routerandreact-router-domas regular dependencies (in addition to peers pinned to^7). Any consumer on React Router 8 therefore ends up with a second, v7 copy ofreact-routernext to its own v8 copy, which is exactly the "multiple router instances" failure mode documented indocs/consumer-setup-guide.md(and it leaks v7 types into workspaces that resolve the hoisted copy).react-router-domwas removed in React Router 8 and nothing in this package imports it.Changes
react-routeris now a peer dependency only:"react-router": "^7.0.0 || ^8.0.0"(kept as a devDependency for local type-check/build).react-router-domfrom dependencies, peer dependencies and the Viteexternallist.react-router+remix-hook-formmust be installed by the app.minor) describing the peer-dependency change.The library source only uses
useSearchParams/useNavigationfromreact-router, which are unchanged in v8; no source changes were needed. The repo's own toolchain (docs app, storybook) stays on React Router 7 for now.Verification
yarn turbo run type-check --filter=@lambdacurry/formsandyarn turbo run build --filter=@lambdacurry/formspass with the repo's React Router 7 dev toolchain.react-router@8.4.0(the current v8 release) intopackages/componentsand re-running type-check + build also passes (not committed; the docs app stays on v7).dist/contains noreact-router-domreferences.yarn lintonly reports the pre-existing formatting diff inscripts/release-if-needed.mjs(untouched here).Consumer
lambda-curry/360training#1857 (React Router 8.4.0) currently works around this with a scoped Yarn resolution (
"@lambdacurry/forms/react-router": "8.4.0"); once this ships, that resolution can be removed.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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