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…0-0a4d59955b54 [WIP] make a ci.yml that runs
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Merge pull request #4 from GizzZmo/copilot/fix-12ea18f7-8bf6-4030-93b…
…0-0a4d59955b54 Copilot/fix 12ea18f7 8bf6 4030 93b0 0a4d59955b54
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Summary of Changes
Hello @GizzZmo, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request initializes a new React project by setting up essential development tools. It includes configurations for Babel to handle modern JavaScript and React syntax, Jest for unit testing with a jsdom
environment, and @testing-library/react
for robust component testing. The changes lay the groundwork for developing a "Cyberpunk-inspired anomaly detection application with facial recognition."
Highlights
- Babel Configuration: A
babel.config.json
file has been added to configure Babel for transpiling modern JavaScript and React JSX. - Jest Setup: A
jest.setup.js
file was introduced to import@testing-library/jest-dom
, extending Jest's matchers for DOM assertions. - Project Initialization: A
package.json
file has been added, defining project metadata, test scripts, development dependencies (including React, Babel, and Jest), and comprehensive Jest configuration.
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Pull Request Overview
This PR sets up the initial project configuration for a cyberpunk-inspired anomaly detection application with facial recognition capabilities. It establishes the foundational development environment with testing and CI/CD infrastructure.
Key changes:
- Initial Node.js project configuration with testing framework setup
- Jest testing environment configuration with React Testing Library integration
- GitHub Actions CI/CD pipeline for automated testing and linting
Reviewed Changes
Copilot reviewed 4 out of 5 changed files in this pull request and generated 1 comment.
File | Description |
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package.json | Main project configuration with dependencies, scripts, and Jest test setup |
jest.setup.js | Jest testing environment setup file importing testing utilities |
babel.config.json | Babel configuration for React and modern JavaScript transpilation |
.github/workflows/ci.yml | GitHub Actions workflow for automated testing and linting across Node.js versions |
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Code Review
This pull request introduces the initial configuration for Babel, Jest, and project dependencies in package.json
. The setup is mostly solid, but there's a critical issue in package.json
where react
and react-dom
are listed as devDependencies
instead of dependencies
. This would prevent the application from running in a production environment. I've also included a suggestion to improve the Jest test matching pattern for better maintainability. Addressing these points will ensure a robust and correct project setup.
…9-67eb8adb7235 [WIP] This branch has conflicts that must be resolved Use the web editor or the command line to resolve conflicts before continuing. .github/workflows/ci.yml package-lock.json package.json
Merge pull request #9 from GizzZmo/copilot/fix-6008b767-de9e-413e-8d5…
…59-67eb8adb7235 Merge pull request #10 from GizzZmo/main
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…76-1698751a76dd Implement Phase 1 GitHub Integration for CORTEX 6.0 - OAuth Authentication and Repository Management
…8e-5e56a90c58c7 Document existing night vision on/off button functionality
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…73-dad4311e00c5 Optimize and modernize CoreTex with comprehensive performance improvements and documentation
…atform support Co-authored-by: GizzZmo <8039975+GizzZmo@users.noreply.github.com>
…b5-40ca696a0472 Implement Multi-YAML Configuration System with Cross-Platform Support
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