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iansu and others added 30 commits July 23, 2020 11:30
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* Added React logo in README.md

* Added React logo in README file that makes looks nicer now.

* Added CRA Logo in README.md that looks nicer

* Replacing React Logo with CRA Logo instead

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* Update README.md

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pawelskowronek and others added 12 commits June 23, 2022 07:47
When adding typescript to an existing Create React App project you have to have tsconfig.json in the project, I believe this change should clarify it for beginners getting stuck on this step. Not sure if providing an example would be too much so I have added a link to the tsconfig.json instead.
Add a link to React Router docs specific to adding routes.
fix broken link progressive web app
docs: Add Link to Adding Routes Docs
update the heroku buildpack link
Add missing instruction if you are adding typescript
VSCode debugger plugin deprecated
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In #11318 a change was made to `babel-preset-react-app` to require `@babel/plugin-proposal-private-property-in-object`, but no such dependency was added to `package.json`. This fixes that mistake by adding the dependency.
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zpao and others added 15 commits June 14, 2023 13:58
Beyond just a pure migration, this also:

- Drops Node 14 usage from CI (which also removes the need for explicit
  npm 8 installs)
- Removes the "old node" test, which just checked that installing on old
  node failed. We shouldn't need to test that
- Consolidates the build & test workflows so we don't end up with
  a proliferation of workflows.
Update running-tests
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…l-16

fix: upgrade RTL version to avoid peer-deps mismatch
…ing a message on init (#17003)

It's probably time to make this project document its status as being
deprecated and not recommended for production usage.

To change it:

- I opted to add a header to the README saying its over and you should
go look at https://react.dev/learn/start-a-new-react-project

- I left a note saying that if you are following, it is maybe worth
carrying on. While I hear react 19 doesn't work with CRA, I wouldn't be
surprised that a good chunk of tutorials would still work. Open to being
a bit more hard-lined there but there was a lot of great resources for
learning react in that era and it seems like a waste to be making people
stop early?

- I added a message inside the CLI, it shows once and says "don't use
this, use the stuff in
https://react.dev/learn/start-a-new-react-project"

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