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Bump zod from 3.21.4 to 3.22.4 #154

Closed dependabot[bot] closed 8 months ago

dependabot[bot] commented 8 months ago

Bumps zod from 3.21.4 to 3.22.4.

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v3.22.4

Commits:

  • d931ea3f0f15a6ae64f5f68e3c03912dffb2269d Lint
  • 8e634bd600093b7161487bed705279c892395118 Fix prettier
  • 4018d88f0e94992b2987428c4fda387b99ae2a53 docs: add @​sanity-typed/zod to ecosystem (#2731)
  • 15ba5a4d4cb5be5af23771de0ba1346b4ba20a0e docs: add zod-sandbox to README ecosystem links (#2707)
  • 699ccae13b875d4fcadac268fd789c93b6ce8aef Export jsdoc with @deprecated when building (#2717)
  • dfe3719eae250ab3eca2d276da6c292867899cc6 Fix sanity-typed links (#2840)
  • cd7991e04a550868bfcb5b5d46e5eb5bc7edf5f3 fix ulid regex (#2225)
  • 7cb4ba2f85dd6b28290dda5de80ed54dfd2a793c Remove stalebot
  • 9340fd51e48576a75adc919bff65dbc4a5d4c99b Lazy emojiRegex
  • e7a9b9b3033991be6b4225f1be21da39c250bbb0 3.22.4

v3.22.3

Commits:

  • 1e23990bcdd33d1e81b31e40e77a031fcfd87ce1 Commit
  • 9bd3879b482f139fd03d5025813ee66a04195cdd docs: remove obsolete text about readonly types (#2676)
  • f59be093ec21430d9f32bbcb628d7e39116adf34 clarify datetime ISO 8601 (#2673)
  • 64dcc8e2b16febe48fa8e3c82c47c92643e6c9e3 Update sponsors
  • 18115a8f128680b4526df58ce96deab7dce93b93 Formatting
  • 28c19273658b164c53c149785fa7a8187c428ad4 Update sponsors
  • ad2ee9ccf723c4388158ff6b8669c2a6cdc85643 2718 Updated Custom Schemas documentation example to use type narrowing (#2778)
  • ae0f7a2c15e7741ee1b23c03a3bfb9acebd86551 docs: update ref to discriminated-unions docs (#2485)
  • 2ba00fe2377f4d53947a84b8cdb314a63bbd6dd4 [2609] fix ReDoS vulnerability in email regex (#2824)
  • 1e61d76cdec05de9271fc0df58798ddf9ce94923 3.22.3

v3.22.2

Commits:

  • 13d9e6bda286cbd4c1b177171273695d8309e5de Fix lint
  • 0d49f10b3c25a8e4cbb6534cc0773b195c56d06d docs: add typeschema to ecosystem (#2626)
  • 8e4af7b56df6f2e3daf0dd825b986f1d963025ce X to Zod: add app.quicktype.io (#2668)
  • 792b3ef0d41c144cd10641c6966b98dae1222d82 Fix superrefine types

v3.22.1

Commits:

Fix handing of this in ZodFunction schemas. The parse logic for function schemas now requires the Reflect API.

const methodObject = z.object({
  property: z.number(),
  method: z.function().args(z.string()).returns(z.number()),
});
const methodInstance = {
  property: 3,
  method: function (s: string) {
    return s.length + this.property;
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