Update @rescript/react dependency in workspace and use it for more tests #7525
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Ok, disadvantage of that is that the packages under |
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@zth Do you have any idea what may be causing the changes in the analysis test output? |
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Add latest @rescript/react to packages/react and the yarn workspace and use it in tests, analysis tests, tools_tests, gentype_tests.
This is not meant to replace the separate repo https://github.com/rescript-lang/rescript-react though, we'd still do @rescript/react releases from there to be able to release versions independently from compiler versions.
There was already a copy intests/dependencies, too, but I think the location underpackagesis more prominent.