Move to PatternFly Elements and lit
PFE uses lit, so it makes sense to just use that for the main application as well. Web components are pretty much React built into the web platform, and lit adds some convenience around that. This is mostly a demo -- for real Cockpit pages, PF Elements is still missing too many components.
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rm -f bots # common local case: existing bots symlink
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make bots test/common
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# support running from clean git tree
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if [ -e .git ]; then
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# move package.json temporarily otherwise npm might try to install the dependencies from it
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rm -f package-lock.json # otherwise the command below installs *everything*, argh
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mv package.json .package.json
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# only install a subset to save time/space
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npm install query-selector-shadow-dom
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mv .package.json package.json
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else
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# upstream tarballs ship test dependencies; print version for debugging
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grep '"version"' node_modules/query-selector-shadow-dom/package.json
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fi
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# disable detection of affected tests; testing takes too long as there is no parallelization
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mv .git dot-git
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