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So, I understand that we cannot use DependencyCheck anymore with Node 16+ or npm 7/8 and a package-lock.json with lockFileVersion 2 ?

I am getting this error with webpack 4 Could not find a matching event to end plugins Object/Compiler/afterEmit Is this related to this issue?

BTW, still not working in [email protected]

I've ran into this issue too and while waiting for the fix, we fixed it by mocking @storybook/core/server. This solution was inspired by https://github.com/storybookjs/storybook/issues/3286#issuecomment-595011324 Thank you @jrmurad ` jest.mock('@storybook/core/server', ()...

@shilman, I think so. Maybe just changing in this file (addons/storyshots/storyshots-core/src/frameworks/configure.ts) a import. So Change `import { toRequireContext } from '@storybook/core/server';` To `const toRequireContext = require('../../../core/dist/server/preview/to-require-context');` I think it will...

@dheerajk02 , in a jest setup file https://jestjs.io/docs/configuration#setupfiles-array

> @paps @nieltg , my experience using a similar version of `DeepReadonly` is that it doesn't handle well `ReadonlyArray`, (and therefor, any type which originally has a sub array, and...

I think that just upgrading precinct dependency to version 8 might fix this issue. There is alreay a pull request pending https://github.com/pahen/madge/pull/278.

I found a workaround (https://www.npmjs.com/package/npm-force-resolutions) for now but ideally, precinct should be upgraded to upgrade detective-typescript to version 7.0.0

Including browserlist-useragent in the webpack's bundle adds 400kb gzipped and almost 3mb unzipped. It is definitely not thinked to be executed client side.