Incorrect production enviroment detection

[ha1fstack]

React Scan would not run in many conditions where multiple react root exists, such as Next.js dev environment.

react-scan/packages/scan/src/core/index.ts

Line 537 in 0fae9f3

export const getIsProduction = () => {

export const getIsProduction = () => {
  if (isProduction !== null) {
    return isProduction;
  }
  rdtHook ??= getRDTHook();
  for (const renderer of rdtHook.renderers.values()) {
    const buildType = detectReactBuildType(renderer);
    if (buildType === 'production') {
      isProduction = true;
    }
  }
  return isProduction;
};

For example, in Next.js dev environment, the next-devtools overlay uses production build of react and has separate root.

getIsProduction helper wrongly sets isProduction to true, so react-scan is not enabled.

For temporary workaround, you can set dangerouslyForceRunInProduction option to true and use other methods to decide whether to run scan.

[RobPruzan]

Thanks for the issue, will get this fixed!

[brunocapdevila]

Same issue

[zhsama]

you may use a trick be like

    if (IS_DEV) {
      scan({
        enabled: true,
        dangerouslyForceRunInProduction: true,
      })
    }