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A CLI tool to easily find changelogs
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chore(deps): bump got and npm-check-updates in /packages/get-changelog-cli #350

Open dependabot[bot] opened 2 years ago

dependabot[bot] commented 2 years ago

Bumps got and npm-check-updates. These dependencies needed to be updated together. Updates got from 11.8.3 to 11.8.5

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v11.8.5

https://github.com/sindresorhus/got/compare/v11.8.4...v11.8.5

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Updates npm-check-updates from 13.1.1 to 16.1.0

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Sourced from npm-check-updates's releases.

v16.0.0

Breaking

  • Automatic detection of package data on stdin has been removed. This feature was deprecated in v14.0.0. Add --stdin for old behavior. (#136)
  • Wild card filters now apply to scoped packages. Previously, ncu -f '*vite*' would not include @vitejs/plugin-react. Now, filters will match any part of the package name, including the scope. Use a more specific glob or regex expression for old behavior. (#1168)

v15.0.0

Breaking

  • node >= 14.14 is now required (#1145)
    • Needed to upgrade update-notifier with has a moderate severity vulnerability
  • yarn autodetect has been improved (#1148)
    • This is a patch, though technically it is breaking. In the obscure case where --packageManager is not given, there is no package-lock.json in the current folder, and there is a yarn.lock in an ancestor directory, npm-check-updates will now use yarn.
    • More practically, if you needed to specify --packageManager yarn explicitly before, you may not have to now

v14.1.0

Features

Group

You can now group upgrades by risk level using --format group:

Interactive Mode

Interactive mode was completely rewritten for a better user experience.

Inspired by npm-check.

Combine with --format group for a truly luxe experience:

Static Registry

A new option --packageManager staticRegistry allows upgrades to be recommended from a static JSON file. This can be used to power custom versioning infrastructure that is completely independent from the npm registry.

Thanks to agrouse who did a fine job on the PR.

Example:

$ ncu --packageManager staticRegistry --registry ./my-registry.json

my-registry.json:

... (truncated)

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