chore: patch frontend-build deployment

[leangseu-edx]

This pr is similar to openedx/frontend-app-learner-record#302

The can be remove once openedx/frontend-build#515 is merged

[BrandonHBodine]

What is the intent of using this package for?

[leangseu-edx]

patch-package will try to read @openedx+frontend-build+13.0.30.patch file after install. If you look at the file @openedx+frontend-build+13.0.30.patch, it is just telling node_module/@openedx/frontend-build to update specific file. Essentially the change for the that was just so webpack would pick up JS_CONFIG_FILEPATH environment variable

[BrandonHBodine]

Interesting; this does seem pretty complex though. What's the need for injecting this patch code here instead of updating the https://github.com/openedx/frontend-build package?

[BrandonHBodine]

NVM, I see that this is a temporary fix for that pr in the frontend-build like you mention in the PR description,

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[arbrandes]

@leangseu-edx, we're probably going to have to remove this unless a compelling reason is found for this .env variable to exist in the first place. See openedx/frontend-build#515 (comment).

[bradenmacdonald]

@leangseu-edx @arbrandes Is this patch still doing anything? I'd like to remove it, but it's unclear if it's still useful or not.