[PLAT-8122] Step towards Next.js 16 / React 19 upgrade - #223
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| // https://github.com/vercel/next.js/discussions/30237#discussioncomment-2950246 | ||
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Summary
I am exploring react19 compat - which comes along with nextJs v 16 -
this PR bumps a handful of things to modernize / stabilize a bit prior to making that major version jump
Test Plan
test locally
explore on vercel deployment
Release Notes
new version of yarn used. via corepack
Possible Regressions
as a starter project this is sort of not really a regression, as users wouldn't typically re-start within the same project, but considering a move from pages dir to app dir to follow new recommendation for NextJS so if you started a project previously the structure of a freshly started project would look a bit different. - a thing worth considering.
deciding to leave it as pages within this PR. move to app dir can be it's own initiative
Dependencies
yarn 4
typescript 5
node 22