Glen Cheney

@slicknet I recognize that and agree with you, but I think you're glossing over my point: `config-migrate` could do more: install the right `@​eslint/*` packages, update `eslint` from v8 to v9, and delete the old rc file.

@Vestride This is the challenge - Next has their own ESLint setup including plugins. We just can’t ensure that every mix of plugins works correctly together. That should really be on the Next team to get things running with ESLint v9.

@slicknet Yep, I get that. I definitely expect to have new linting errors that I need to go fix, but I did not expect my build script to throw errors after running config-migrate. Would be nice if it installed the right core pkgs for me like Storybook.

@slicknet Switching from yarn to npm got `next lint` working (same config as config-migrate created). So maybe there's some issue with yarn/next/eslint 🤷‍♂️

@slicknet Tried installing react-hooks too, failed. I've submitted feedback on the Next.js ESLint integration page already. If I I use "eslint ." instead of "next lint" in my script, I can get things working with a basic config. But then I'm missing all the Next.js linting, which I need.

@Vestride Also, the rules themselves may change from version to version, both in core and plugins. New lint errors can occur just from a semver minor bump and there’s no real way to account for that.

Are you still using ESLint v8.x? I'd like to know what we can do to help you upgrade to the v9.x line.

@slicknet I was hoping for a more automated process, like Storybook's #automatic-upgrade" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">storybook.js.org/docs/migration… After running config-migrate, I didn't expect to have errors related to dependencies when running my lint script 2/2

@slicknet Yeah, I realized there was a link to the config page while writing the original reply 🙃 I think that's related to me skimming the page to actually find _how_ to upgrade. My preferred process is 1) upgrade then 2) fix errors by referring to breaking changes. 1/2

@slicknet but that's not mentioned anywhere in the migration guide. It took me a long time to realize "Configuration Migration Guide" was a separate page. 3/3

@slicknet I liked the retrospective post. I'll add that I wish the "Migrate to v9.x" page told me _how_ to migrate first, not "what changed". For example, I see code examples online using FlatCompat 2/3

My coworker Anatolii wrote an article on how we perform automatic upgrades and fixes at Lyft with codemods eng.lyft.com/from-manual-fi…

@DimonShin @kettanaito @evanyou Being able to use a JavaScript debugger to fix/inspect tests was very useful. I think you can do the same with jest, but it’s not as easy to configure. #vs-code" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">vitest.dev/guide/debuggin…

@Vestride @kettanaito @evanyou Thank you for your comment. Better DX also has is easy to sell. What makes it so better in debugging?

If you are starting a new project, please don't use Jest. Use Vitest instead.

@kettanaito @DimonShin @evanyou I did a proof of concept in January with Vitest, but it was 45% slower than Jest 29 locally and 8% slower in CI. It’s just not fast enough for me to recommend any kind of migration off Jest yet. Vitest debugging with VS Code was awesome though.

@DimonShin @evanyou Vitest is generally faster, even though it runs in isolated mode by default. If your CI takes time or Jest is finicky, use the time lost as the argumentation to see this migration through.

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