I've been experimenting with loading WebAssembly into EW, for which I need to
use webpack's default wasm loader. Currently we're overriding that for *all*
files called `*.wasm`, which is too broad.
There are currently two `*.wasm` artifacts in EW: `decoderWorker.min.wasm`, and
`olm.wasm`. `decoderWorker` has its own rule, so the `*.wasm` rule is only used
for `olm.wasm`. So, let's tighten up the test for that rule so that it doesn't
catch other innocent `.wasm`s in the cross-fire.
* Rename PostCSS files to `.pcss`
* Make Stylelint happy
* Make Stylelint happy v2
* Update CompatibilityView.tsx
* Update res/css/structures/ErrorView.pcss
Co-authored-by: Michael Weimann <mail@michael-weimann.eu>
* Merge branch 'develop' of github.com:matrix-org/matrix-react-sdk into t3chguy/pcss
Conflicts:
package.json
res/css/_components.scss
res/css/structures/_NotificationPanel.pcss
res/css/views/dialogs/_SpotlightDialog.pcss
res/css/views/rooms/_EventTile.pcss
res/css/views/rooms/_ReadReceiptGroup.pcss
yarn.lock
* Only use CI_PACKAGE mode on develop, it skips minification which can find some errors
* Keep name to not break existing PRs
Co-authored-by: Michael Weimann <mail@michael-weimann.eu>
This is the same system as the customisations override, however deliberately using a different JSON file to avoid conflicts.
Forks would be expected to use the customisations file, not the components file, to override/add components.
* Revert "Revert "Update minification and sourcemap settings on CI builds for sentry (#19583)" (#19601)"
This reverts commit 516e38c82d.
* Disable minification in CI as it exceeds memory limits for poor buildkite
With previous settings, our JS files for develop are so large that sentry's webserver rejects the upload.
* re-enable minification to reduce the size of the files
* update the CI sourcemap setting from eval-source-map to source-map to move the embedded source out of the .js payload and into .js.map files
Fixes https://github.com/vector-im/element-web/issues/19485
The variable should be set when it needs to by CI, but in every other environment it's not important. Simply setting it to *something* makes EnvironmentPlugin happy. We print a warning just in case people expect it to be set, and use a clear value in case the environment variable doesn't get properly set.
