[thomasbeaudry]

#130 was incomplete. It gave every component file that names React in a prop annotation its own import type React from 'react', which fixed that file's own declaration — but a component assembled with Object.assign re-emits its members' annotations textually into its own .d.ts, without carrying their imports. So dist/components/Tabs/Tabs.d.ts still read:

export declare const Tabs: (({ ref, ...props }: React.ComponentProps<...>) => ...) & { ... };

with no React in scope. Six aggregates were left that way after 6.19.1: Tabs, Select, Sheet, Table, HoverCard and DropdownMenu.

The fix

Import each type by name instead of reaching through the namespace. The declaration emitter then writes import("react").ComponentProps<...>, which is self-contained and needs no local binding to survive being re-emitted anywhere:

-import type React from 'react';
+import type { ComponentProps } from 'react';

-export const TabsRoot = ({ ref, ...props }: React.ComponentProps<typeof Root>) => {
+export const TabsRoot = ({ ref, ...props }: ComponentProps<typeof Root>) => {

94 files. The namespace import stays only where React is used as a value — React.useState, React.useRef, React.useEffect in ComboBox and FieldGroupDescription — since those never reach a declaration.

This also makes the class of bug structurally impossible rather than fixed case by case: the next Object.assign aggregate cannot reintroduce it.

Why it matters downstream

A consumer without @types/react has no React UMD global, so the unresolved name silently degrades every prop on these six components to any (skipLibCheck hides the error in the declaration itself). In Open Data Capture that surfaced as 18 TS7006 errors across 7 files on 6.19.1.

Verification

• dist declarations naming a bare React.: 6 → 0
• pnpm lint clean, pnpm build clean, 226/226 tests pass
• Packed this branch as a tarball and installed it into Open Data Capture over 6.19.1: tsc --noEmit in apps/web goes from 18 TS7006 errors to 0

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