Brad Christensen

> You should be able to do this with the currently released version, by setting the `keepAlive` parameter to `true`, and [modifying the system defaults](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/redshift/latest/mgmt/connecting-firewall-guidance.html). > > The #1847 PR...

Just in case this is a useful anecdote for anyone holding off upgrading: I've been actively using eslint v9 with `@shopify/eslint-plugin` v48.0.2 for about a month now, and we haven't...

I just noticed this too after upgrading to the new architecture. If anyone is after a temporary workaround, you can force the button to render as a new component instance...

I wouldn't personally use `Math.random()` since it would cause the button to re-mount on every render, which isn't strictly necessary, although to be fair you'd probably never notice unless it...

Just for avoidance of doubt, here's a snippet from the React docs on using keys (https://react.dev/learn/rendering-lists): > **Keys must be unique among siblings.** However, it’s okay to use the same...

> Currently there are still a lot of use cases of `ReactDOM.render` in the codebase which react 19 dropped support of. All of these need to be migrated to use...

> @bradchristensen I don't think so, see #7139 Oh of course - I hadn't considered dependencies, sorry. Good catch!

Edit: This seems to be fundamentally a duplicate of https://github.com/privatenumber/tsx/issues/96 (and https://github.com/privatenumber/tsx/issues/559 and https://github.com/privatenumber/tsx/issues/76), as it's the same underlying issue (tsx doesn't load tsconfig files in imported packages). FYI there...

The second part of my comment was mainly to illustrate that this type of cross-workspace import works as expected when the Typescript files are compiled first (using `tsc -b`, which...

No, sadly I never found a proper solution, but for the particular problem described here to do with React/JSX, you might be able to work around it. The problem in...