build(deps): use jquery v2.2.4 to unblock jquery-ui v1.14.1 upgrade

[jayaddison]

What

The jquery-ui upgrade suggested in #10970 is incompatible with jquery versions earlier than v2.2.0 as it lacks a fix that was applied for jquery/jquery#2466

In our package-lock.json file, it appears that we use jquery v3.7.1 -- but in fact we copy a vendored copy from the foundation UI framework, during the gulpfile.ts copyJs function.

I believe that jquery v2.2.0+ is compatible -- and have tested this locally. Compatibility was restored by jquery/jquery@bf591fb because it ensures that a uniqueSort function (as used by jquery-ui) is available in jquery.

Related issue(s) and discussion

• Unblocks build(deps): bump jquery-ui from 1.13.3 to 1.14.1 in the jquery group across 1 directory #10970.
• Resolves Release v2.45.0 broke the ability to add nutrients and other features are showing issues #10861 (already-closed).

Edit: cleanup pull request description.

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[jayaddison]

NB: safe-active-element.js was removed from jquery-ui in jquery/jquery-ui@bb49bd7 (released in v1.14.0).

[jayaddison]

From local testing: jquery v3.7.1 does appear to work OK too. Let's upgrade to that instead.

Edit: subsequent testing uncovered a compatibility problem related to the preferences panel.

[jayaddison]

Note: I have only manually tested the nutrition autosuggest functionality so far (it's the main affected component I'm aware of and familiar with), but I think this pull request is ready for review.

[jayaddison]

I'm encountering a JavaScript error when attempting to close the preferences-edit panel using a build from fd7fb7f.

It seems likely that the foundation code is not forwards-compatible with such a significant jquery version upgrade.

[alexgarel]

@jayaddison thanks for working on this !

[stephanegigandet]

Thank you so much @jayaddison ! I'll do my best to test the PR locally.

[stephanegigandet]

What's the best way to have the gulpfile.ts changes applied in the dev containers? (ideally without running "make dev")

I tried "make front_npm_update", "make front_build" followed by "make restart" but I still have jquery ui 1.13.3

I also tried docker compose up -d --build frontend
but I'm getting an error:

 > [openfoodfacts-server/frontend:dev builder 13/13] RUN npm run build:
#0 0.409 
#0 0.409 > product-opener@1.0.0 build
#0 0.409 > gulp
#0 0.409 
#0 1.030 [11:36:08] Requiring external module ts-node/register
#0 2.230 TypeError: Unknown file extension ".ts" for /opt/product-opener/gulpfile.ts

[jayaddison]

What's the best way to have the gulpfile.ts changes applied in the dev containers? (ideally without running "make dev")

There may be a better way, but so far I have been running make down, make clean and then subsequently SKIP_SAMPLE_IMAGES=1 make dev (I noticed the env var in the Makefile as a way to save some time on each iteration) to bring up a fresh environment. This does also require recreating a user account each time.

[stephanegigandet]

What's the best way to have the gulpfile.ts changes applied in the dev containers? (ideally without running "make dev")

There may be a better way, but so far I have been running make down, make clean and then subsequently SKIP_SAMPLE_IMAGES=1 make dev (I noticed the env var in the Makefile as a way to save some time on each iteration) to bring up a fresh environment. This does also require recreating a user account each time.

Thanks @jayaddison . I did that, but after I'm missing jquery, the file http://static.openfoodfacts.localhost/js/dist/jquery.js does not exist for some reason on my dev environment.

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