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Summary: Pull Request resolved: facebook#54835 Changelog: [General][Changed] - Changed how React changes are commited to the Shadow Tree (behind a feature flag) Introduces two branches for the Shadow Tree commits - React always commits to the JS revision, while other sources should commit to the main revision. Commits to the JS revision schedule a "merge" commit at the end of the event loop pass to upstream the React changes to the main revision. "Merge" means taking the JS revision and promoting it to become the new main, losing changes that happened between fork and merge. Preservation of these changes is the responsibility of the party that created them, and they should be reapplied using a commit hook. Differential Revision: D88151489
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: facebook#54835 Changelog: [General][Changed] - Changed how React changes are commited to the Shadow Tree (behind a feature flag) Introduces two branches for the Shadow Tree commits - React always commits to the JS revision, while other sources should commit to the main revision. Commits to the JS revision schedule a "merge" commit at the end of the event loop pass to upstream the React changes to the main revision. "Merge" means taking the JS revision and promoting it to become the new main, losing changes that happened between fork and merge. Preservation of these changes is the responsibility of the party that created them, and they should be reapplied using a commit hook. Differential Revision: D88151489
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: facebook#54835 Changelog: [General][Changed] - Changed how React changes are commited to the Shadow Tree (behind a feature flag) Introduces two branches for the Shadow Tree commits - React always commits to the JS revision, while other sources should commit to the main revision. Commits to the JS revision schedule a "merge" commit at the end of the event loop pass to upstream the React changes to the main revision. "Merge" means taking the JS revision and promoting it to become the new main, losing changes that happened between fork and merge. Preservation of these changes is the responsibility of the party that created them, and they should be reapplied using a commit hook. Differential Revision: D88151489
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: facebook#54835 Changelog: [General][Changed] - Changed how React changes are commited to the Shadow Tree (behind a feature flag) Introduces two branches for the Shadow Tree commits - React always commits to the JS revision, while other sources should commit to the main revision. Commits to the JS revision schedule a "merge" commit at the end of the event loop pass to upstream the React changes to the main revision. "Merge" means taking the JS revision and promoting it to become the new main, losing changes that happened between fork and merge. Preservation of these changes is the responsibility of the party that created them, and they should be reapplied using a commit hook. Differential Revision: D88151489
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: facebook#54835 Changelog: [General][Changed] - Changed how React changes are commited to the Shadow Tree (behind a feature flag) Introduces two branches for the Shadow Tree commits - React always commits to the JS revision, while other sources should commit to the main revision. Commits to the JS revision schedule a "merge" commit at the end of the event loop pass to upstream the React changes to the main revision. "Merge" means taking the JS revision and promoting it to become the new main, losing changes that happened between fork and merge. Preservation of these changes is the responsibility of the party that created them, and they should be reapplied using a commit hook. Differential Revision: D88151489
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: facebook#54835 Changelog: [General][Changed] - Changed how React changes are commited to the Shadow Tree (behind a feature flag) Introduces two branches for the Shadow Tree commits - React always commits to the JS revision, while other sources should commit to the main revision. Commits to the JS revision schedule a "merge" commit at the end of the event loop pass to upstream the React changes to the main revision. "Merge" means taking the JS revision and promoting it to become the new main, losing changes that happened between fork and merge. Preservation of these changes is the responsibility of the party that created them, and they should be reapplied using a commit hook. Differential Revision: D88151489
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: facebook#54835 Changelog: [General][Changed] - Changed how React changes are commited to the Shadow Tree (behind a feature flag) Introduces two branches for the Shadow Tree commits - React always commits to the JS revision, while other sources should commit to the main revision. Commits to the JS revision schedule a "merge" commit at the end of the event loop pass to upstream the React changes to the main revision. "Merge" means taking the JS revision and promoting it to become the new main, losing changes that happened between fork and merge. Preservation of these changes is the responsibility of the party that created them, and they should be reapplied using a commit hook. Differential Revision: D88151489
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: facebook#54835 Changelog: [General][Changed] - Changed how React changes are commited to the Shadow Tree (behind a feature flag) Introduces two branches for the Shadow Tree commits - React always commits to the JS revision, while other sources should commit to the main revision. Commits to the JS revision schedule a "merge" commit at the end of the event loop pass to upstream the React changes to the main revision. "Merge" means taking the JS revision and promoting it to become the new main, losing changes that happened between fork and merge. Preservation of these changes is the responsibility of the party that created them, and they should be reapplied using a commit hook. Differential Revision: D88151489
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: facebook#54835 Changelog: [General][Changed] - Changed how React changes are commited to the Shadow Tree (behind a feature flag) Introduces two branches for the Shadow Tree commits - React always commits to the JS revision, while other sources should commit to the main revision. Commits to the JS revision schedule a "merge" commit at the end of the event loop pass to upstream the React changes to the main revision. "Merge" means taking the JS revision and promoting it to become the new main, losing changes that happened between fork and merge. Preservation of these changes is the responsibility of the party that created them, and they should be reapplied using a commit hook. Differential Revision: D88151489
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…tency Summary: Changelog: [General][Changed] - Refactor how shadow tree revisions are promoted as latest for JS consistency Changes `LazyShadowTreeRevisionConsistencyManager::updateCurrentRevision` to pull the latest commited revision for a given surface id instead of accepting the new revision as a parameter. This way, the new revision is read from the same place for every update, which opens up the way to implement commit branching. This change will allow to always read from the JS tree revision, if it exists. Differential Revision: D88151490
Summary: Changelog: [Internal] Adds a feature flag for the Fabric commit branching mechanism. Differential Revision: D88151491
Summary: Pull Request resolved: facebook#54835 Changelog: [General][Changed] - Changed how React changes are commited to the Shadow Tree (behind a feature flag) Introduces two branches for the Shadow Tree commits - React always commits to the JS revision, while other sources should commit to the main revision. Commits to the JS revision schedule a "merge" commit at the end of the event loop pass to upstream the React changes to the main revision. "Merge" means taking the JS revision and promoting it to become the new main, losing changes that happened between fork and merge. Preservation of these changes is the responsibility of the party that created them, and they should be reapplied using a commit hook. Differential Revision: D88151489
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Changelog: [General][Changed] - Changed how React changes are commited to the Shadow Tree (behind a feature flag)
Introduces two branches for the Shadow Tree commits - React always commits to the JS revision, while other sources should commit to the main revision. Commits to the JS revision schedule a "merge" commit at the end of the event loop pass to upstream the React changes to the main revision.
"Merge" means taking the JS revision and promoting it to become the new main, losing changes that happened between fork and merge. Preservation of these changes is the responsibility of the party that created them, and they should be reapplied using a commit hook.
Differential Revision: D88151489