build(deps): bump react-resizable-panels from 2.1.9 to 4.0.15 in /frontend #1119

dependabot · 2025-12-22T15:59:25Z

Bumps react-resizable-panels from 2.1.9 to 4.0.15.

Release notes

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4.0.15

556: Ignore defaultLayout when keys don't match Panel ids

4.0.14

555: Allow resizable panels to be rendered into a different Window (e.g. popup or frame) by accessing globals through element.ownerDocument.defaultView

4.0.13

useDefaultLayout: Deprecated groupId param in favor of id to avoid confusion; (there is no actual requirement for the Group to have a matching id)

4.0.12

552: useDefaultLayout now debounces calls to storage.setItem by 150ms

4.0.11

8604491: Fix edge case bug with panel constraints not being properly invalidated after resize

4.0.10

#551: Expand fixed-size element support

4.0.9

#542: Clicks on higher z-index elements (e.g. modals) should not trigger separators behind them

#547: Don't re-mount Group when defaultLayout or disableCursor props change

#548: Bugfix: Gracefully handle Panel id changes

#549: Improve DevX when Group within hidden DOM subtree; defer layout-change events

4.0.8

#541: Don't set invalid layouts when Group is hidden or has a width/height of 0

40d4356: Gracefully handle invalid defaultLayout value

4.0.7

f07bf00: Reset pointer-event styles after "pointerup" event

4.0.6

0796644: Account for Flex gap when calculating pointer-move delta %

4.0.5

#535: Updated docs to make size and layout formats clearer

4.0.4

#534: Set focus on Separator on "pointerdown"

e08fe42: Improve iOS/Safari resize UX

4.0.3

Fixed TS type for defaultLayout value returned from useDefaultLayout

4.0.2

Export GroupImperativeHandle and PanelImperativeHandle types.

4.0.1

#530: Edge case bug fix: Account for pointer resize events near edge of window/iframe

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Changelog

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4.0.15

556: Ignore defaultLayout when keys don't match Panel ids

4.0.14

555: Allow resizable panels to be rendered into a different Window (e.g. popup or frame) by accessing globals through element.ownerDocument.defaultView

4.0.13

useDefaultLayout: Deprecated groupId param in favor of id to avoid confusion; (there is no actual requirement for the Group to have a matching id)

4.0.12

552: useDefaultLayout now debounces calls to storage.setItem by 150ms
// To opt out of this change
useDefaultLayout({
  debounceSaveMs: 0,
  groupId: "test-group-id",
  storage: localStorage,
})
[!NOTE] Some may consider this a breaking change, considering the default value is 150ms rather than 0ms. I think in practice this should only impact unit tests which can be easily fixed by overriding the default (as shown above) or by using fake timers.

Changes like this are often judgement calls, but I think on balance it's better to correct my initial oversight of not debouncing this by default.

4.0.11

8604491: Fix edge case bug with panel constraints not being properly invalidated after resize

4.0.10

#551: Expand fixed-size element support

4.0.9

#542: Clicks on higher z-index elements (e.g. modals) should not trigger separators behind them

#547: Don't re-mount Group when defaultLayout or disableCursor props change

#548: Bugfix: Gracefully handle Panel id changes

#549: Improve DevX when Group within hidden DOM subtree; defer layout-change events

4.0.8

#541: Don't set invalid layouts when Group is hidden or has a width/height of 0

40d4356: Gracefully handle invalid defaultLayout value

... (truncated)

Commits

06e72eb 4.0.14 -> 4.0.15
6db7cc9 Ignore defaultLayouts with mismatching Panel ids (#556)
281b343 Fix Next test app
fb153d5 Tweaked landing page copy
f8bf881 Tweaked landing page copy
0cbd6a9 Update CHANGELOG
f96f4cc 4.0.13 -> 4.0.14
a5691a0 Allow resizable panels to be rendered into a different Window (e.g. popup or ...
ca9b9b7 Improved e2e test harness serialization
9711ece 4.0.12 -> 4.0.13
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Upgrades the resizable panels library and refreshes transitive dependencies; no application code changes.

Bumps react-resizable-panels in frontend/package.json to ^4.4.1
Updates pnpm-lock.yaml accordingly, including newer versions of CodeMirror packages, watchpack, terser, and @types/node
react-resizable-panels peer deps now specify react/react-dom ^18 || ^19

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Bump react-resizable-panels from 2.1.9 to 4.0.15, introducing new features and bug fixes.

Dependency Update:
- Bump react-resizable-panels from 2.1.9 to 4.0.15 in package.json.
Behavior Changes:
- Ignores defaultLayout when keys don't match Panel ids.
- Allows rendering panels into different windows using element.ownerDocument.defaultView.
- Deprecates groupId parameter in useDefaultLayout in favor of id.
- Debounces storage.setItem calls by 150ms in useDefaultLayout.
- Fixes edge case bugs with panel constraints and pointer events.

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Dependency bump from ^2.1.9 to ^4.0.15 is a major update with breaking changes (e.g. renaming of groupId to id in useDefaultLayout and changes in defaultLayout behavior). Please verify that all usages of react-resizable-panels conform to the new API.
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Bumps [react-resizable-panels](https://github.com/bvaughn/react-resizable-panels) from 2.1.9 to 4.0.15. - [Release notes](https://github.com/bvaughn/react-resizable-panels/releases) - [Changelog](https://github.com/bvaughn/react-resizable-panels/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md) - [Commits](bvaughn/react-resizable-panels@2.1.9...4.0.15) --- updated-dependencies: - dependency-name: react-resizable-panels dependency-version: 4.0.15 dependency-type: direct:production update-type: version-update:semver-major ... Signed-off-by: dependabot[bot] <[email protected]>

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