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feat(vue-vuetify): migrate to Vuetify 4 - #2638
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…shots The CategorizationStepperRenderer spec was failing after Vuetify 4 upgrades because it relied on the internal `.v-stepper-item__avatar` CSS class which no longer exists. Replaced the brittle query with a `findAllComponents(VStepperItem)` query from Vue Test Utils. Also regenerated all the vitest snapshots in the package to align with Vuetify 4 DOM changes.
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Hi @darius-lesch , thanks for the contribution ❤️
I have some comments inline, please have a look. Also please rebase onto master or merge master into your branch when doing updates.
| "maska": "^2.1.11", | ||
| "vue": "^3.5.0", | ||
| "vuetify": "^3.11.0" | ||
| "vuetify": "^4.0.0" |
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This drops Vuetify 3 support for consumers, so it needs a MIGRATION.md entry under "Migration to JSON Forms 3.9". The MUI v9 upgrade (#2614) did the same for material-renderers and is a good template. Also mention the visible changes users will hit (MD3 typography, the gap-based grid, the default theme now being system) and link the Vuetify upgrade guide.
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I've added a dedicated section for the Vuetify v4 upgrade under JSON Forms 3.9, explicitly calling out the MD3 typography, gap-based grid, and default system theme, along with the link to the official migration guide.
| "eslint-plugin-vue": "^9.23.0", | ||
| "eslint-plugin-vue": "^9.26.0", | ||
| "eslint-plugin-vue-scoped-css": "^2.8.0", | ||
| "eslint-plugin-vuetify": "^2.7.3", |
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eslint-plugin-vuetify isn't wired into .eslintrc.cjs, so it's an unused dev dependency after the one-off codemod run. It also pulls a second eslint-plugin-vue (10.x) into the lockfile.
I'd remove them again. We could think about adding it as a follow up but should then avoid the duplicate eslint-plugin-vue
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eslint-plugin-vuetify has been removed from package.json and the lockfile is cleanly updated so we don't accidentally pull in duplicate Vue plugin versions.
| <v-dialog v-model="dialog" persistent max-width="600" @keydown.esc="cancel"> | ||
| <v-card> | ||
| <v-card-title class="text-h5"> | ||
| <v-card-title class="text-headline-medium"> |
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The codemod picked text-headline-medium (28px) here, but the size-preserving replacement for text-h5 (24px) per the Vuetify typography migration guide's conservative mappings is text-headline-small. Same in OneOfTabRenderer.vue:43 and ArrayLayoutRenderer.vue:237. Similarly, text-h6 (20px) in ListWithDetailRenderer.vue:175 maps to text-title-large (22px), not text-headline-small (24px).
I think it makes sense to adhere to the conservative mappings to stay as close to the previous sizes as possible.
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I've updated the classes across OneOfRenderer.vue, OneOfTabRenderer.vue, and ArrayLayoutRenderer.vue to text-headline-small, and ListWithDetailRenderer.vue to text-title-large. I also folded the align-self-center class and ran Prettier over the requested files to clean up the codemod formatting. Snapshots have been updated accordingly.
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| expect(items.map((item) => item.props('value'))).toEqual([2, 3]); | ||
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| expect(items[0].text()).toContain('1'); | ||
| expect(items[0].text()).toContain('Second'); | ||
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| expect(items[1].text()).toContain('2'); | ||
| expect(items[1].text()).toContain('Third'); |
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This rewrite isn't needed. .v-stepper-item__avatar still exists in Vuetify 4 (vuetify/lib/components/VStepper/VStepperItem.js:100) and the original test passes unchanged against 4.2.3. The new version is also weaker: toContain('1') doesn't check that the badges are exactly ['1', '2']. Please revert to the original assertion if there is no good reason this needed change?
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I've reverted the rewrite in CategorizationStepperRenderer.spec.ts. It's back to using the stricter .v-stepper-item__avatar assertion.
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Prettier fails on this file now (it was clean before), and the codemod output is formatted oddly. Please run prettier on the touched files (this one, dev/components/ExampleDrawer.vue, and the long line in ListWithDetailRenderer.vue:175). Here you could also fold align-self-center into the existing :class template string instead of having both class and :class.
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Prettier should succeed now.
…n between Vuetify and the Vitest/JSDOM env
* Updated `text-headline-medium` to `text-headline-small` in `OneOfRenderer.vue`, `OneOfTabRenderer.vue`, and `ArrayLayoutRenderer.vue`. * Updated `text-headline-small` to `text-title-large` in `ListWithDetailRenderer.vue`. * Folded redundant `align-self-center` class into the dynamic `:class` binding in `ArrayLayoutRenderer.vue`. * Ran Prettier on modified files and the dev example drawer component to fix formatting.
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Fix/pr 2638 comments v1
Description:
Resolves #2629.
What does this PR do?
This PR fully migrates the
@jsonforms/vue-vuetifypackage and the@jsonforms/examplesplayground from Vuetify 3 to Vuetify 4.The migration utilizes official Vuetify codemods to ensure accurate transitions for deprecated components and properties, bringing the UI into alignment with Material Design 3 while maintaining strict compatibility with the existing JSON Forms architecture.
Implementation Details
vuetifypeer and dev dependencies to^4.0.0(resolving to the latest stable4.2.3). No cascading major version bumps were required for Vite, Vitest, or Vue.eslint-plugin-vuetifywith therecommended-v4ruleset across thesrc/anddev/directories. This automatically safely migrated legacy grid properties (e.g.,<v-row justify="center">to<v-row class="justify-center">) and deprecated MD2 typography classes (e.g.,text-h5totext-headline-medium).CategorizationStepperRenderer.spec.ts. Replaced the hardcoded internal Vuetify 3 CSS selector (.v-stepper-item__avatar) with a robust Vue Test Utils component selector (VStepperItem), asserting both the component's internalvalueprop and its rendered slot text.--v-progress-reveal-duration) and grid layout classes.Pipeline Validation
pnpm run type-checkcompletes with 0 errors (no TypeScript signature conflicts).pnpm run testpasses 100% with the newly generated DOM snapshots.pnpm run buildcleanly outputs all required ESM, CommonJS, UMD, and CSS artifacts.devplayground renders correctly locally.