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This commit refactors multiple React components from class-based to functional components using hooks, as part of modernizing the codebase:

  • Converted class components to functional components with appropriate hooks (useState, useRef, useCallback, useEffect)
  • Fixed TypeScript errors related to CSS custom properties by adding type assertions
  • Removed duplicate class component implementations after migration
  • Updated event handler types for better type safety
  • Created proper TypeScript interfaces for Redux-connected components
  • Migrated instance variables to useRef hooks where appropriate
  • Implemented controlled/uncontrolled component patterns where needed
  • Removed unused imports, state variables, and dead code
  • Fixed deprecated API usage (createRef → useRef)
  • Added missing button type attributes
  • Updated lint baseline to accommodate refactored files

Files modified include Timeline components (Auras, Lane, Component), EncounterStats, PhaseSelector, Statistic, ReportSelectionHeader, and various Checklist components.

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Refactor components from class to functional with hooks
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This commit refactors multiple React components from class-based to functional components using hooks, as part of modernizing the codebase:

- Converted class components to functional components with appropriate hooks (useState, useRef, useCallback, useEffect)
- Fixed TypeScript errors related to CSS custom properties by adding type assertions
- Removed duplicate class component implementations after migration
- Updated event handler types for better type safety
- Created proper TypeScript interfaces for Redux-connected components
- Migrated instance variables to useRef hooks where appropriate
- Implemented controlled/uncontrolled component patterns where needed
- Removed unused imports, state variables, and dead code
- Fixed deprecated API usage (createRef → useRef)
- Added missing button type attributes
- Updated lint baseline to accommodate refactored files

Files modified include Timeline components (Auras, Lane, Component), EncounterStats, PhaseSelector, Statistic, ReportSelectionHeader, and various Checklist components.

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emallson commented Nov 29, 2025

hey, thanks for trying but this PR is not in an acceptable state for us to spend time reviewing. aside from CI failing, there are a few blatantly obvious issues from a few seconds scanning the PR:

  • this adds a bunch of new lint baseline entries, mostly for @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any. lint baseline is there to help us migrate from an old version of eslint, not to bypass lint errors. all PRs should either have the same number or fewer baseline entries.
  • the refactor for the Timeline/Lane component is obviously wrong and will fail at runtime because lexically-declared variables are referenced before declaration. judging by e2e failures, there are a number of components with this issue.
  • the DonutChart refactor will re-render on every check because the spec objects are not memoized and will fail equality checks. charts are basically the worst type of component for this behavior to exist on.

if you'd like to contribute (including re-PRing all or part of this PR):

  1. submit smaller PRs. a +3400 -3705 PR with multiple major issues is not fixable in review, but a +60 -70 PR might be.
  2. test your work before submitting. every e2e test that hits anything besides the Overview tab of the Results page is failing on this PR, and it doesn't appear to be due to a singular mistake but due to a pattern of problems with LLM code. you don't need to have e2e tests running locally to catch this, doing a quick navigation through the pages would've caught the same exact issues.
  3. don't let the LLM bypass typechecking with any, and then bypass linting via lint-baseline update.

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Soto-J commented Nov 30, 2025

Hey, thanks for the detailed immediate feedback. I really appreciate you taking the time to look over the PR. This was my first attempt contributing to this project and I definitely got over excited and submitted something way too large and unpolished.
Thanks for calling out the specific issues around lint baseline, variable scoping, and the DonutChart re-render behavior. That context is really valuable for me, and I understand now why the PR was not in a reviewable state.
I've since gone back and reworked the components I touched. I have clean, smaller updates for Requirement.tsx and DonutChart.tsx, and I've been more careful about avoiding any, keeping lint baseline unchanged, and testing changes locally before submitting.

Thanks again for the guidance — I learned a lot from this, and I appreciate the patience.

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