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Automation: main-next integrate #18752

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main-next integrate PR

DO NOT MERGE THIS PR USING THE GITHUB UI.

The aim of this pull request is to sync main and next branch. This branch has MERGE CONFLICTS with next due to this commit. If this PR is assigned to you, you need to do the following:

  1. Acknowledge the pull request by adding a comment -- "Actively working on it".
  2. Merge main-next-94cc16e into the target branch, next. The direction of the merge matters! You need to checkout next and merge main-next-94cc16e into it, then fast-forward main-next-94cc16e to the merge commit. To do that use the following git commands:
  • git fetch --all -- this ensures your remote refs are updated
  • git remote -v -- displays the list of remote repositories associated with your Git repository along with their corresponding URLs. You have to choose the remote associated with the microsoft/FluidFramework repository. Change the remote name in these example commands if yours is not upstream.
  • git checkout -b next-merge-head upstream/next -- make a temporary branch at next.
  • git merge upstream/main-next-94cc16e -- merge next into main-next-94cc16e
  1. Resolve any merge conflicts between the branches, then commit all the changes using the following commands:
  • git add . -- stage all the local changes
  • git commit -m "Automation: main-next integrate" -- commit the merge
  1. Fast-forward the main-next-94cc16e branch to the merge commit and push to the remote.
  • git checkout main-next-94cc16e -- check out the mergeBranch locally
  • git merge next-merge-head --ff-only -- fast-forward to the merge commit
  • git push upstream -- and push it to upstream (your upstream remote name may be different)
  1. Address any CI failures. If you need to make additional changes to the PR, always amend the commit using the following git commands:
  • git commit --amend -m "Automation: main-next integrate"
  • git push --force-with-lease

Once CI passes and the PR is ready to merge, add the "msftbot: merge-next" label to the PR and one of the people with merge permissions will merge it in.

#18536 generated the pnpm patch with needless / unwanted formatting
changes in the diff contents. This PR regenerates the pnpm patch with a
minimal diff only containing the desired api-extractor changes.
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Actively working on it

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This PR is ready to merge! Please review it and squash merge into next: @sonalideshpandemsft @tylerbutler @scottn12

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@fluid-example/bundle-size-tests: +14 Bytes
Metric NameBaseline SizeCompare SizeSize Diff
aqueduct.js 452.78 KB 452.78 KB +2 Bytes
connectionState.js 680 Bytes 680 Bytes No change
containerRuntime.js 239.23 KB 239.23 KB No change
loader.js 166.81 KB 166.82 KB +2 Bytes
map.js 46.7 KB 46.7 KB +2 Bytes
matrix.js 147.36 KB 147.36 KB +2 Bytes
odspDriver.js 90.35 KB 90.36 KB +2 Bytes
odspPrefetchSnapshot.js 41.82 KB 41.82 KB +2 Bytes
sharedString.js 165.55 KB 165.55 KB No change
sharedTree2.js 287.36 KB 287.36 KB No change
Total Size 1.75 MB 1.75 MB +14 Bytes

Baseline commit: e666815

Generated by 🚫 dangerJS against 51f8520

@sonalideshpandemsft sonalideshpandemsft merged commit 51f8520 into next Dec 11, 2023
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@sonalideshpandemsft sonalideshpandemsft deleted the main-next-94cc16e branch December 11, 2023 23:31
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