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Summary

This PR updates the Node.js version from 20 to 22 across all GitHub Actions workflows and updates the corresponding TypeScript types in package.json files.

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GitHub Actions Workflows

  • Updated all workflows to use Node 22 instead of Node 20:
    • ci.yaml (3 occurrences)
    • roam-release.yaml
    • roam-pr.yaml
    • roam-main.yaml
    • database-deploy.yaml

Note: test-database.yaml already used Node 22.

Package Dependencies

  • Updated @types/node from ^20 to ^22 in all package.json files:
    • packages/utils
    • packages/ui
    • packages/database
    • apps/roam
    • apps/website
    • apps/obsidian

Root package.json

  • Updated Node.js engine requirement from >=20 to >=22
  • Added pnpm overrides for @types/react and @types/react-dom to resolve React 19 type conflicts in monorepo

Why

GitHub Actions will deprecate Node 20 on June 16th, 2025 (see deprecation notice).

Node 22 is the appropriate version because:

  • It's compatible with Electron 38 (used by the Roam extension)
  • Obsidian uses Electron 39, which also uses Node 22

CI Status

Node 22 is working correctly in GitHub Actions - CI logs confirm node: v22.22.3 is being used.

⚠️ The CI validate check is failing due to pre-existing React 19 migration issues in the roam package, not Node 22 compatibility issues. These errors are from using deprecated React 18 APIs (ReactDOM.render, unmountComponentAtNode) that were removed in React 19. This is a separate issue from the Node version update.

All other packages build successfully:

  • ✅ @repo/ui
  • ✅ @repo/utils
  • ✅ @repo/database
  • ✅ website (TypeScript compilation passes; build failure is due to missing API keys)
  • ✅ @repo/tldraw-sync-worker
  • ✅ @discourse-graphs/obsidian

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Closes ENG-1805

Linear Issue: ENG-1805

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- Updated all GitHub Actions workflows to use Node 22 instead of Node 20
- Updated @types/node from ^20 to ^22 in all package.json files
- Updated engines requirement in root package.json from >=20 to >=22
- Added pnpm overrides for @types/react and @types/react-dom to resolve React 19 type conflicts
- Updated pnpm lockfile to reflect the new dependencies

This addresses the GitHub Actions deprecation notice for Node 20, which will be deprecated on June 16th. Node 22 is compatible with Electron 38 (used by Roam) and Electron 39 (used by Obsidian).
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The pnpm overrides forcing @types/react and @types/react-dom to v19
pulled React 19 types into the roam app (which targets React 18 via
the roam catalog), surfacing removed-API errors (ReactDOM.render,
JSX namespace, etc.) and failing the validate check. The overrides
aren't needed for the Node 22 bump; removing them restores the
catalog-based resolution used on main.

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@mdroidian mdroidian deleted the cursor/update-node-22-d103 branch June 22, 2026 19:24
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