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feat: enable JSX automatic runtime in webpack esbuild-loader and vitest - #894
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- Add jsxRuntime: 'automatic' to esbuild-loader options in webpack.config.js
- Add esbuild: { jsx: 'automatic', jsxImportSource: 'react' } to vitest.config.js
- Update snapshot to reflect new esbuild-loader option
This allows .jsx files to omit 'import React from react' since the
automatic JSX runtime injects the necessary imports. Aligns webpack
behavior with the Vite starter which already uses automatic runtime
via @vitejs/plugin-react.
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September 15, 2026 21:43
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This allows .jsx files to omit 'import React from react' since the automatic JSX runtime injects the necessary imports. Aligns webpack behavior with the Vite starter which already uses automatic runtime via @vitejs/plugin-react.