Bug: wrong dependency version of @rc-component/util

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Issue type
Bug
Clarity
Clearly specified
Activity status
Stale
Tech stack
react, typescript
Domain
frontend

Research direction

Compare the @rc-component/util dependency in package.json with the useControlledState import in index.tsx. Reproduce the reported Yarn 4 and Vite resolution failure, then verify that the dependency declaration resolves to a util version exporting that hook and that the failing import succeeds.

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Description

In index.tsx the following line was introduced:
import { useControlledState } from '@rc-component/util';

this will definitely not fork with util@1.2.1. But ^1.2.1 is defined as dependency in package.json.

In my setup yarn 4.9.2 ant.design transitively resolves so that a local node_modules with util in 1.2.1 is used.

In effect vite resolution fails with lines:

[jc-vue]: ../node_modules/@rc-component/trigger/es/index.js (19:9): "useControlledState" is not exported by "../node_modules/@rc-component/trigger/node_modules/@rc-component/util/es/index.js", imported by "../node_modules/@rc-component/trigger/es/index.js".
[jc-vue]: file: /Users/leider/Dev/JavascriptDev/JC-Backoffice/application/node_modules/@rc-component/trigger/es/index.js:19:9
[jc-vue]:
[jc-vue]: 17: import { getAlignPopupClassName } from "./util";
[jc-vue]: 18: import UniqueProvider from "./UniqueProvider";
[jc-vue]: 19: import { useControlledState } from '@rc-component/util';
[jc-vue]: ^

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