feat(react): migrate to new React Output Target with Next.js support#29715
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What is the current behavior?
We have done a lot of work to update the
@stencil/react-output-targetpackage to use the Lit wrapper as well as Next.js support. We are at a point where we would like to test the state of the new output target package with ecosystem projects to validate its functionality.What is the new behavior?
The new output target provides:
@lit/reactwrapper package@stencil/react-output-targetto be a dependencyDoes this introduce a breaking change?
So far I don't see a reason why this could break someones existing code base. That said, more testing is needed to verify this.
Other information
Unfortunately we can't use
@stencil/react-output-targetyet due to the fact that it requires a more modernmoduleResolutionlikenode16orbundler. The current one (node) is meant to be used for for Node.js versions older than v10, which only support CommonJS require. I've create a separate issue for this.Update: raised a PR #29717 to enable export maps