feat(plugin-svelte): compatible with Rsbuild v1#7063
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Summary of ChangesHello @chenjiahan, 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 significantly improves the Svelte plugin by enabling it to function correctly across different versions of Rsbuild. It introduces a version detection mechanism to dynamically apply the appropriate JavaScript rule configurations, ensuring a consistent and reliable experience for users regardless of whether they are on Rsbuild v1 or v2. Highlights
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Pull request overview
Updates @rsbuild/plugin-svelte to remain compatible with both Rsbuild v1 and v2 by detecting the major version at runtime and adjusting how it locates the “main JS rule” in the bundler chain.
Changes:
- Add Rsbuild v1 compatibility logic when accessing the JS rule / JS main rule in the plugin’s bundler-chain modification.
- Add a dedicated test case (and snapshots) that runs the plugin against Rsbuild v1 via an aliased devDependency.
- Add
@rsbuild/core-v1alias dependency for test/runtime validation in the plugin workspace.
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| File | Description |
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| pnpm-lock.yaml | Adds lock entries for the aliased @rsbuild/core-v1 dependency used by tests. |
| packages/plugin-svelte/package.json | Adds @rsbuild/core-v1 as a devDependency alias to test against Rsbuild v1. |
| packages/plugin-svelte/src/index.ts | Detects Rsbuild v1 and uses jsRule directly instead of jsRule.oneOfs.get(JS_MAIN). |
| packages/plugin-svelte/tests/index.test.ts | Adds a new test that runs the plugin using Rsbuild v1 (createRsbuildV1). |
| packages/plugin-svelte/tests/snapshots/index.test.ts.snap | Adds snapshots for the new Rsbuild v1 test expectations. |
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Code Review
This pull request updates the Svelte plugin to be compatible with Rsbuild v1 by adding a new dev dependency and adjusting the JS rules configuration. The changes also include adding a new test case and updating snapshots. I have identified a potential issue with the conditional logic for determining the JS rule and have provided a code suggestion to improve its clarity.
Summary
Updated the Svelte plugin to detect Rsbuild v1 and adjust how it configures JS rules, ensuring compatibility with both v1 and v2.
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