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Adds a dedicated Example Migrations page that consolidates migration references for teams coming from react-rails, vite_rails, or custom Rails/React bridges. Links from the react-rails and vite_rails migration guides, the docs README, and the Migration Guides sidebar. Also picks up routine Gemfile.lock updates in react_on_rails_pro. Refs #3125 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughReworks the "Other migration paths" section in Changes
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Greptile SummaryThis PR adds a new Confidence Score: 5/5Safe to merge — docs-only additions with a clean, routine Gemfile.lock update. All changes are documentation additions/cross-links and a dependency-cleanup lockfile bump. No logic, API surface, or runtime behavior is affected. No P0 or P1 findings. No files require special attention. Important Files Changed
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README["docs/README.md\n(Evaluating options)"] --> EM["example-migrations.md\n(new)"]
README --> EG["reactonrails.com/examples\n(Examples gallery)"]
EM --> RR["migrating-from-react-rails.md"]
EM --> VR["migrating-from-vite-rails.md"]
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SIDEBAR["docs/sidebars.ts\nMigration Guides"] --> EM
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EM --> ISSUE["GitHub Issue #3125\n(in-progress PRs tracker)"]
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Code ReviewSummary: Adds a new Strengths
Issues / Suggestions1. Sidebar-only reference for additional migration paths (minor)
Relying on sidebar discovery is weak for readers who land on the page directly (e.g. via a deep link or search). Consider turning these into direct links, as is already done for the react-rails and vite_rails entries just above. 2. Heading level fix in The title changed from 3.
4. Removed direct link from README (minor)
VerdictLow-risk, docs-only change. The main actionable item is item 1 (direct links vs. sidebar reference). Everything else is informational. |
… platform entry - example-migrations.md: replace sidebar-only reference with explicit links to each migration path for readers arriving via direct link or search - react_on_rails_pro/Gemfile.lock: remove accidental arm64-darwin-23 platform entry (docs-only PR churn) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review: docs — Example Migrations page (#3125)OverviewDocs-only PR. It improves the "Other migration paths" list in What works well
IssuesDuplicate link in The newly added sentence (line 141) and the pre-existing sentence immediately above it (line 139) both link to The phrase "active public PRs" in the new sentence is also subtly inaccurate: per RSC link label too terse (flagged inline) The label was shortened from "Migrating to RSC" to just "RSC". In a list of otherwise spelled-out technology names this is fine, but RSC as a standalone label without expansion may not be immediately clear. A label like "React Server Components (RSC)" or "Migrate to RSC" would be more scannable. VerdictGood intent — the bullet list reformat is strictly better than before. Two small fixes (merge the duplicate link sentences, expand the RSC label) would make this ready to merge. |
- migrating-from-react-rails.md: combine two consecutive sentences pointing to example-migrations.md and clarify that in-progress PRs live in meta issue #3125, not on the example-migrations page. - example-migrations.md: expand the terse "RSC" link label to "React Server Components (RSC)" for consistency with sibling entries. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review Response Summary (round 2)I (Claude Code) addressed the new round of inline review feedback in commit 905457b: Addressed:
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Code ReviewOverall: Clean, docs-only PR. The reorganization from scattered prose + numbered list to a unified bulleted list is a genuine readability improvement. All linked files exist. One factual inaccuracy worth fixing before merge. What works well
Issue: RSC is not in the "Migration Guides" sidebarThe new list groups React Server Components (RSC) under the heading "Other migration paths live in the Migration Guides sidebar", but the RSC migration content is not in the Migration Guides sidebar. Per
The old prose was actually accurate here—it explicitly called RSC out separately from the sidebar. The new grouping implies users will find RSC in Migration Guides, which they won't. Suggested fix: split the list or add a note: Other migration paths live in the **Migration Guides** sidebar:
- [Webpack → Rspack](./migrating-from-webpack-to-rspack.md)
- [Babel → SWC](./babel-to-swc-migration.md)
- [Rails 5 API-only](./convert-rails-5-api-only-app.md)
- [AngularJS](./angular-js-integration-migration.md)
For React Server Components migration content, see [Migrating to RSC](./migrating-to-rsc.md) (under **React on Rails Pro** in the sidebar).Minor nits
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…rn/npm-security-dd6aeadc3f * origin/main: (34 commits) fix(pro-dummy): make manual node-renderer validation reliable (#3200) [codex] Add Markdown Prettier CI check (#3242) Add /stress-test Claude Code command for adversarial QA (#3207) Document examples catalog and naming plan (#3191) test(dummy): enable StrictMode in OSS and Pro dummies (#3206) ci: exclude bot-blocking URLs from lychee link check (#3214) Remove stale Coveralls integration (#3204) docs: normalize external GitHub repo slugs in links and generators (#3198) docs: add Example Migrations page (#3125) (#3197) docs: warn about react_component helper collision with react-rails (#3143) (#3160) docs: legacy Webpacker and migration-fit guidance (#3138) (#3157) fix(specs): boot dummy specs without readline and drop redundant pnpm workspace (#3190) docs: add RSC migration success stories page (#1985) (#3162) Fix Bencher reporting permanently broken on pushes to main (#3148) docs: add example migrations guide (#3126) docs: remove defunct guavapass.com reference (#3199) chore: remove redundant --rsc-pro install generator flag (#3105) ci: warn (don't fail) on Bencher main regression (#3168) test: enable RSpec --profile to surface slowest package tests (#3176) fix(node-renderer): expose performance in VM context when supportModules (#3158) ...
Summary
Adds a dedicated Example Migrations page (
docs/oss/migrating/example-migrations.md) that consolidates migration references for teams coming fromreact-rails,vite_rails, or a custom Rails/React bridge, and describes what counts as proof (performance or maintainability). The react-rails and vite_rails migration guides,docs/README.md, and the Migration Guides sidebar now link to it. Also picks up routineGemfile.lockupdates inreact_on_rails_proandreact_on_rails_pro/spec/dummy.Refs #3125
Pull Request checklist
[ ] Add/update test to cover these changes(docs-only)[ ] Update CHANGELOG file(docs-only, no user-facing code change)Other Information
The page intentionally points the in-progress migration PR list at the #3125 meta issue so the docs stay focused on durable references.
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Docs-only updates that adjust migration guide cross-links and navigation; no runtime or API behavior changes.
Overview
Improves migration documentation cross-references by clarifying that other migration paths are in the Migration Guides sidebar and by explicitly listing additional guides (Rails 5 API-only, AngularJS) plus a separate sidebar location for React Server Components content.
Updates the
react-railsmigration guide to point readers toExample Migrationsfor published references and to the#3125meta issue for in-progress migration PR tracking.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 01841df. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
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