chore(deps): bump simple-git from 1.132.0 to 2.9.0

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Bumps simple-git from 1.132.0 to 2.9.0.

Changelog

Sourced from simple-git's changelog.

2.9.0 - checkIsRepo, rev-parse

• .checkIsRepo() updated to allow choosing the type of check to run, either by using the exported CheckRepoActions enum or the text equivalents ('bare', 'root' or 'tree'):

  • checkIsRepo(CheckRepoActions.BARE): Promise<boolean> determines whether the working directory represents a bare repo.
  • checkIsRepo(CheckRepoActions.IS_REPO_ROOT): Promise<boolean> determines whether the working directory is at the root of a repo.
  • checkIsRepo(CheckRepoActions.IN_TREE): Promise<boolean> determines whether the working directory is a descendent of a git root.

• .revparse() converted to a new style task

2.8.0 - Support for default import in TS without use of esModuleInterop

• Enables support for using the default export of simple-git as an es module, in TypeScript it is no longer necessary to enable the esModuleInterop flag in the tsconfig.json to consume the default export.

2.7.2 - Bug Fix: Remove promise.ts source from simple-git published artifact

• Closes #471, whereby the source for the promise wrapped runner would be included in the published artifact due to sharing the same name as the explicitly included promise.js in the project root.

2.7.1 - Bug Fix: await git.log having imported from root simple-git

• Fixes #464, whereby using await on git.log without having supplied a callback would ignore the leading options object or options array.

2.7.0 - Output Handler and logging

• Updated to the outputHandler type to add a trailing argument for the arguments passed into the child process.
• All logging now uses the debug library. Enable logging by adding simple-git to the DEBUG environment variable. git.silent(false) can still be used to explicitly enable logging and is equivalent to calling require('debug').enable('simple-git').

2.6.0 - Native Promises, Typed Errors, TypeScript Importing, Git.clean and Git.raw

Native Promises

• TL;DR - .then and .catch can now be called on the standard simpleGit chain to handle the promise returned by the most recently added task... essentially, promises now just work the way you would expect them to.
• The main export from simple-git no longer shows the deprecation notice for using the .then function, it now exposes the promise chain generated from the most recently run task, allowing the combination of chain building and ad-hoc splitting off to a new promise chain.
  • See the unit and integration tests.
  • See the typescript consumer test.

TypeScript Importing

• Promise / async interface and TypeScript types all available from the simple-git import rather than needing simple-git/promise, see examples in the ReadMe or in the consumer tests.

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Commits

• da29fed 2.9.0
• 34f08ac Merge branch 'feature/check-is-repo'
• dd4ab8d Split consumer tsconfig for depending on simple-git and simple-git/promise
• d9959be Remove unnecessary tsconfig settings
• 367858b Fix type-definition for rest arguments
• 66c961a Extend .checkIsRepo to allow for checking whether the current working direc...
• cd4f16f Moved argument to first place
• a05c74f Added:
• cfdb2bc Change log
• 5ab92e2 2.8.0
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Superseded by #63.