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GlobalWatchlist currently uses WVUI, but WVUI is in maintenance mode and will be deprecated in favor of Codex in the near future. All WVUI components used by GlobalWatchlist now have equivalents in Codex, so this should be a relatively straightforward migration. The WVUI-based UI in GlobalWatchlist is currently behind a feature flag, and is disabled in production, so this migration doesn't affect users of GlobalWatchlist in production (until the feature flag is enabled at some point in the future).

GlobalWatchlist currently uses #WVUI, but WVUI is in maintenance mode and will be deprecated in favor of #Codex in the near future. All WVUI components used by GlobalWatchlist now have equivalents in Codex, so this should be a relatively straightforward migration. The WVUI-based UI in GlobalWatchlist is currently behind a feature flag, and is disabled in production, so this migration doesn't affect users of GlobalWatchlist in production (until the feature flag is enabled at some point in the future).

GlobalWatchlist currently uses #WVUI, but WVUI is in maintenance mode and will be deprecated in favor of #Codex in the near future. All WVUI components used by GlobalWatchlist now have equivalents in Codex, so this should be a relatively straightforward migration. The WVUI-based UI in GlobalWatchlist is currently behind a feature flag, and is disabled in production, so this migration doesn't affect users of GlobalWatchlist in production (until the feature flag is enabled at some point in the future).