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Library of open-source plugins for developing with the Flatfile Platform
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feat: upgrade @flatfile/api #606

Closed bangarang closed 2 months ago

coderabbitai[bot] commented 2 months ago

Walkthrough

The changes involve updating the .gitignore file to include the pattern .aider*, ensuring that any files or directories starting with "aider" are ignored by Git. Additionally, there are updates to various Flatfile plugins and utilities, including patches for specific plugins and enhancements to the @flatfile/api dependency.

Changes

File Change Summary
.gitignore Added entry to ignore files and directories starting with "aider".
.changeset/tough-schools-sleep.md Updated dependencies for multiple Flatfile plugins and utilities, including patches and enhancements to @flatfile/api.

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    Developer->>Git: Modify .gitignore
    Git->>Repository: Update ignore rules
    Repository-->>Git: Aider files ignored

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