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tAsEgir - Automated TypeScript project management
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chore(deps): bump simple-git from 1.132.0 to 2.31.0 #122

Closed dependabot-preview[bot] closed 3 years ago

dependabot-preview[bot] commented 3 years ago

Bumps simple-git from 1.132.0 to 2.31.0.

Changelog

Sourced from simple-git's changelog.

2.31.0 Handle 'root' commit syntax

  • Adds a root: boolean property to the CommitResult interface representing whether the commit was a 'root' commit (which is a commit that has no parent, most commonly the first commit in a repo).

2.30.0 Restore compatibility with Node.js v10

  • Reinstates native support for node.js v10 by removing use of ES6 constructs

2.29.0 Update TypeScript response type for git.mergeFromTo

  • Update type definition for git.mergeFromTo to be the MergeResult returned when using the more generic git.merge method. Thanks to @ofirelias for the pull request.

2.28.0 Add support for git apply & TypeScript Integration Tests

  • Adds support for git.applyPatch to apply patches generated in a git diff to the working index, TypeScript consumers can make use of the ApplyOptions type definition to make use of strong types for the supported options. Thanks to @andreterron for the pull request.

  • Integration tests converted to TypeScript to ensure type safety across all tests.

2.27.0 Included staged delete/modify in StatusResult staged array

  • Update the git.status parser to account for staged deleted/modified files and staged files with subsequent modifications meaning a status of:
    • RM old -> new will now appear in renamed and new will also appear in modified
    • D file will now appear in both deleted and staged where D file would only appear in deleted

2.26.0 Fix error when using git.log with callback

  • Resolves an issue whereby using git.log with a callback (or awaiting the promise created from the now deprecated simple-git/promise import) would fail to return the response to the caller.

2.25.0 TypeScript Types & Unit Tests, Commit Parsing

  • See Legacy Node Versions for details of how to use simple-git with node.js versions 11 and below.
  • To help keep the TypeScript definitions in line with functionality, unit tests are now written in TypeScript.
  • When using git.commit, the first argument must be a string or array of strings. Passing another data type has long been considered an error, but now a deprecation warning will be shown in the log and will be switched to an error in version 3.
  • Fixes an issue in git.commit whereby a commit that included only deleted lines would be parsed as though the deletions were inclusions.

2.24.0 Types updated

  • pull, push and pushTags parameter types updated to match new functionality and tests switched to TypeScript to ensure they are kept in sync
Commits
  • b0c0ec2 2.31.0
  • cd244a6 Feature: handle initial commit (#550)
  • 81e3fa9 2.30.0
  • f435669 Merge branch 'feature/es5' into main
  • 5e31698 Reinstate support for node.js v10 by switching to ES5 constructs object entries.
  • f8a6a3d 2.29.0
  • 2e53a35 Merge branch 'pr/546' into main
  • 89204b4 CHANGELOG
  • b320ae9 Update callback type (for use in `git.mergeFromTo(from, to, (err, res) => voi...
  • 90e5475 mergeFromTo type fixing
  • Additional commits viewable in compare view


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dependabot-preview[bot] commented 3 years ago

Superseded by #131.