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I have resolved several issues that were causing errors during build and development:

  1. Redundant Lockfile: Removed package-lock.json since the project uses Bun, which prevents dependency resolution conflicts.
  2. Next.js Config: Removed QCX (the project name) from transpilePackages in next.config.mjs to avoid potential recursion and build issues.
  3. Lint Script: Changed the lint script in package.json from next lint to eslint . to fix a directory resolution error.
  4. Environment Consistency: Committed the automatic updates made by Next.js to tsconfig.json and next-env.d.ts, aligning with modern Next.js development practices.

These changes ensure that bun run build and bun run dev execute correctly without errors.


PR created automatically by Jules for task 2000855008824799080 started by @ngoiyaeric


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  • Removed 'QCX' from transpilePackages to prevent build recursion issues

  • Changed lint script from 'next lint' to 'eslint .' for CLI compatibility

  • Updated TypeScript configuration to use 'react-jsx' for Next.js alignment

  • Added Next.js auto-generated route types reference to next-env.d.ts


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  A["Build Configuration"] -->|Remove QCX| B["next.config.mjs"]
  C["Lint Configuration"] -->|Use eslint| D["package.json"]
  E["TypeScript Config"] -->|Update jsx setting| F["tsconfig.json"]
  G["Type Definitions"] -->|Add routes reference| H["next-env.d.ts"]
  B --> I["Fixed Build"]
  D --> I
  F --> I
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Bug fix
next.config.mjs
Remove QCX from transpile packages                                             

next.config.mjs

  • Removed 'QCX' from transpilePackages array, keeping only 'mapbox_mcp'
  • Prevents potential build recursion and configuration conflicts
+1/-1     
package.json
Update lint script to use eslint directly                               

package.json

  • Changed lint script from next lint to eslint .
  • Resolves Next.js CLI directory resolution errors
+1/-1     
Configuration changes
tsconfig.json
Update JSX compiler option for Next.js                                     

tsconfig.json

  • Updated jsx compiler option from 'preserve' to 'react-jsx'
  • Aligns with modern Next.js TypeScript configuration best practices
+1/-1     
Enhancement
next-env.d.ts
Add Next.js route types reference                                               

next-env.d.ts

  • Added import reference to Next.js auto-generated route types
  • Ensures type definitions for dynamic routes are available
+1/-0     

- Removed redundant package-lock.json to maintain consistency with Bun.
- Updated next.config.mjs to remove 'QCX' from transpilePackages.
- Changed lint script to 'eslint .' to resolve next lint CLI errors.
- Committed automatic Next.js updates to tsconfig.json and next-env.d.ts as per best practices.
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@ngoiyaeric ngoiyaeric merged commit 8033da7 into fix-oauth-and-credits-integration-2704938752808797816 Jan 19, 2026
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Changing linting from next lint to eslint . can broaden the lint scope and alter ignore behavior; scoping the paths and enabling caching would reduce CI noise and avoid accidentally linting generated artifacts. The jsx switch to react-jsx is generally aligned with modern Next.js defaults and doesn’t raise concerns on its own.

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  • Maintainability | package.json:8-14
    Switching from next lint to eslint . can change which files get linted (and which are excluded) compared to Next’s defaults (e.g., respecting Next-specific conventions, default directories, and .next-related assumptions). This can inadvertently slow CI or lint generated/build artifacts if your .eslintignore/eslintIgnore isn’t tight.

Given the PR rationale cites a directory resolution error, it’d be safer to keep parity with Next’s intended target set by explicitly scoping the lint paths (and optionally caching).

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What changed

  • Updated package.json to run linting via eslint . instead of next lint.
  • Updated tsconfig.json JSX transform from "jsx": "preserve" to "jsx": "react-jsx" (Next.js modern default).

Note: The PR description mentions additional changes (e.g., next.config.mjs, next-env.d.ts, lockfile removal), but only the package.json and tsconfig.json diffs were provided here, so this review is limited to those files.

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 "scripts": {
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   "db:migrate": "cross-env EXECUTE_MIGRATIONS=true bun lib/db/migrate.ts",
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