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fix(ui) load data privately #1
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: Consider adding a general log file ignore patternWhile the .gitignore file is comprehensive, you might want to consider adding a general pattern to ignore all log files. This can be done by adding
*.log
to the file. This would catch any log files that might be generated by various tools or processes in your project, beyond the specific ones already listed.Here's a suggested addition:
# misc /.sass-cache /connect.lock /coverage /libpeerconnection.log npm-debug.log yarn-error.log testem.log /typings +*.logThis change would ensure that all log files, regardless of their specific names, are ignored by git.
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: Excellent addition to .gitignoreAdding
.env
to the .gitignore file is a crucial security practice. It prevents sensitive information like API keys, passwords, and other environment-specific configurations from being accidentally committed to the repository. This change allows developers to maintain their own local environment settings without affecting others or exposing confidential data.package.json (3)
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: Summary of changes in package.jsonThe modifications to
package.json
are focused and align with the PR objective of loading data privately. The changes include:
- Updating the project version to 2.0.0
- Adding a new build step using
@hoprnet/uhttp-lib
- Including
@hoprnet/uhttp-lib
as a new dependencyThese changes appear to be intentional and well-structured. However, please ensure that:
- The new build step works as expected in your CI/CD pipeline.
- The beta version of
@hoprnet/uhttp-lib
is stable enough for your production environment.- There's a plan in place to monitor and update this new dependency regularly.
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: Verify the new build stepThe addition of
yarn uhttp-post-build-react
to the build script appears to be related to the new@hoprnet/uhttp-lib
dependency. This change aligns with the PR objective of loading data privately.Please ensure that this new build step works as expected and doesn't introduce any unintended side effects. You can verify this by running the following command:
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: New dependency added: @hoprnet/uhttp-libThe addition of
@hoprnet/uhttp-lib
version3.8.0-beta.9
is consistent with the changes in the build script and aligns with the PR objective.Please note that this is a beta version, which may introduce potential instability. Ensure that this version has been thoroughly tested and is suitable for your production environment. Also, consider setting up a process to regularly check for updates and security patches for this library.
You can verify the installed version and check for any warnings or deprecation notices by running:
✅ Verification successful
Dependency Addition Verified: @hoprnet/uhttp-lib
The dependency
@hoprnet/uhttp-lib
has been successfully added with version3.8.0-beta.9
as specified in thepackage.json
. Please ensure that this beta version has been thoroughly tested and is suitable for your production environment.🏁 Scripts executed
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