- Fixed some typos
- Updated ADRs 100, 200 and 300
- porject structure changed from .github to .gitea
- Updated the content of the roadmap and the milestones
- Upgrade required Node.js runtime from 22 to 24 in package.json
- Update pnpm to version 12
- Upgrade astro to 7.2.9 and @astrojs/starlight to 0.41.9
- Update README.md to include NVM and the Node.js 24 requirement
- Update pnpm-workspace.yaml to only install environment-specific dependencies
- Downgraded astro to ^6.4.8 and starlight to ^0.40.0 in docs/
- Removed platform-specific astro compiler bindings from root package.json
- Updated pnpm-lock.yaml
pnpm v11 aggressively purges nested optional platform-specific dependencies during hoisted workspace resolution if the host detection mismatches local metadata. Moving these packages to root devDependencies bypasses pnpm's optional filtering logic, forcing a deterministic physical download of the required Rust compiler binary without cluttering the published library's package.json.
Fixes: #23
Removes the note stating that running Storybook from the repository
root isn't set up yet, along with the old cd-into-package workaround
instructions. This gap was closed by the root-level pnpm run
storybook script added in #11, so the outdated guidance is no longer
accurate.
Reviewed-on: #20
Merge pull request #20 from dev into main
sync: merge dev into main
Syncs dev into main following the merge of PR #19 (storybook root
script).
Closes#11.
Reviewed-on: #19
Adds a storybook script to the root package.json that filters into
the luna-charts package, so Storybook can be launched directly from
the repository root instead of requiring a manual cd into
packages/luna-charts. Updates README.md to document the new command
as part of the standard developer workflow.
Closes#11.
Adds a storybook script to the root package.json that filters into
the luna-charts package, so Storybook can be launched directly from
the repository root instead of requiring a manual cd into
packages/luna-charts. Updates README.md to document the new command
as part of the standard developer workflow.
Closes#11.
Adds the .gitea/ directory to the project structure overview and
corrects the claim that local and CI test environments are identical.
Both are built from the same Dockerfile.test, but locally the image is
built on demand while CI pulls a prebuilt version — see ADR-0002 and
the Technology Architecture doc for details.
Adds the .gitea/ directory to the project structure overview and
corrects the claim that local and CI test environments are identical.
Both are built from the same Dockerfile.test, but locally the image is
built on demand while CI pulls a prebuilt version — see ADR-0002 and
the Technology Architecture doc for details.
Introduce dedicated CI container images and improve the component
test execution in Gitea Actions.
The workflow now uses reproducible runner environments, private
registry authentication and executes Playwright component tests
inside a prepared container.
- Changed push branch filter to wildcard '*' to test feature branches before merging
- Kept the missing pnpm/node setup fix for the component-tests job
- Changed push branch filter to wildcard '*' to test feature branches before merging
- Kept the missing pnpm/node setup fix for the component-tests job
Every job runs in an isolated container. The component-tests job
was missing the Node.js and pnpm installation steps, causing
command not found errors (exit code 127) during local execution.
Adds automated checks that were previously only run manually and
locally, closing the last remaining gap before dev can be merged
into main with confidence.
Runs on every push and pull request targeting dev or main:
- lint (eslint)
- format check (prettier --check)
- changeset presence check (non-blocking for now, see comment in
workflow file)
- unit tests (vitest)
- component/browser tests (vitest + playwright, via the existing
Docker test setup)
Fixes: #10
The Playwright version was pinned with a caret range and the test
Dockerfile deleted pnpm-lock.yaml before installing, so every image
build silently re-resolved to the latest matching Playwright version.
This caused the npm package and the Docker base image to drift apart.
- packages/luna-charts/package.json: pin playwright to 1.62.1 exactly
- Dockerfile.test: stop deleting pnpm-lock.yaml before install, and
use --frozen-lockfile so a mismatch between package.json and the
lockfile fails the build loudly instead of resolving silently
Playwright was previously pinned with a caret range (^1.61.1), which
allowed pnpm to silently resolve a newer minor version after the
lockfile was regenerated. This caused a version mismatch with the
Docker test image, which still referenced 1.61.1.
- packages/luna-charts/package.json: pin playwright to 1.62.1 exactly
- Dockerfile.test: bump base image to v1.62.1-noble to match
The README was missing instructions for running the documentation
site and Storybook locally, so contributors had to guess or dig
through package.json scripts to find them. Documents the existing
`pnpm run docs` command and the current Storybook workflow, including
the known limitation that it must be run from within
`packages/luna-charts` until a root-level filter script is set up.
add root command for documentation development
Expose the Astro documentation development server through the root
workspace to simplify the local development workflow. Developers can
now start the documentation site without changing into the docs directory.
Fixes: #12
add repository mirror and issue tracking notice
To prevent fragmentation of feedback, we want all bug reports and
contributions to be centralized on our main self-hosted platform.
GitHub lacks active monitoring for issues, so users need clear
direction on where to officially open them.
Explicitly added @oxc-parser/binding-linux-x64-gnu and @rolldown/binding-linux-x64-gnu as devDependencies. This bypasses issues where pnpm occasionally skips optional native platform bindings during installation, which previously caused CriticalPresetLoadError when loading StencilJS plugins.
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