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refactor: restructure around the federation exposes — features/landing, widgets/<Name> - #926
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Application and federation references fec.config.js, src/App.tsx, src/__tests__/App.test.tsx, src/features/landing/Landing.test.tsx |
Federation exposes point to widget entry files, and the Landing import and related tests reference its feature location. The Landing component and supporting files moved from src/routes/ to src/features/landing/. |
Widget entry-point and resource imports src/widgets/*/index.stories.tsx, src/widgets/*/index.tsx, src/widgets/support-case/* |
Widget stories import components from directory entry points. Widget components use updated paths for shared components, stylesheets, and support-case constants. |
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Minimum Node.js version package.json |
The minimum Node.js version changed to >=22.12.0. |
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Change: Refactor
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Confirmed the federation exposes keys are unchanged, so widgetLayout and the CRD are unaffected.
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Fixed both in the amended commit: fec.config.js back to single quotes (the prettier default had reformatted it — the diff is path-changes only now), and engines.node bumped to >=22.12.0 to match the Node 22 the CI and build container actually run.
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Jira: RHCLOUD-52428
Restructure around the federation exposes — features/landing, widgets/<Name>
Follow-up to #925 (RHCLOUD-52427), per the landing-page sequence. Note: the diff currently includes the #924 and #925 commits — it will be rebased to exactly this PR's own commit (
85a1873) when they merge.Mechanical reorganization, no behavior change, guarded by the SB10 interaction-test baseline from #924 (RHCLOUD-52393).
What changes
src/features/landing/— the Landing composition (component, story, unit test, scalprum test mock) moves out of the formerroutes/dir; the app is not a router, Landing is a featuresrc/widgets/<Name>/— each federated widget owns a folder: component, co-located story, scss. The support-case widget keeps its table filter and its label/config data inside the folder instead of a shared utils filefec.config.jsmodule federation exposes updated to the new paths — the exposed module names are unchanged, so widgetLayout's dashboard-templates mappings are unaffectedsrc/routes/,src/components/directories are goneVerification