build(deps): bump pagy from 7.0.11 to 9.0.1

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Bumps pagy from 7.0.11 to 9.0.1.

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Version 9.0.1

✴ What's new in 9.0+ ✴

• Wicked-fast Keyset Pagination for big data! It works with ActiveRecord::Relation and Sequel::Dataset sets.
• More Playground Apps to showcase, clone and develop pagy APPs without any setup on your side
• Lots of refactorings and optimizations
• See the Changelog for possible breaking changes

Changes in 9.0.1

• Fix countless executing the count query
• Rename row_comparison > tuple_comparison; ignore mixed orders

CHANGELOG

Version 9.0.0

✴ What's new in 9.0+ ✴

• Wicked-fast Keyset Pagination for big data! It works with ActiveRecord::Relation and Sequel::Dataset sets.
• More Playground Apps to showcase, clone and develop pagy APPs without any setup on your side
• Lots of refactorings and optimizations
• See the Changelog for breaking changes

Changes in 9.0.0

• Improve Keyset::Sequel and docs
• BREAKING: Rename :max_limit > :limit_max
• BREAKING: Rename variable, param, accessor, extra and helper "items" to "limit"
• Add playground keyset_ar.ru and keyset_s.ru apps and integration with the rest of the gems
• Add keyset pagination base files
  • Pagy::Keyset API
  • ActiveRecord and Sequel adapters
• BREAKING: Transform the vars positional hash argument in keyword arguments (double splat); internal renaming of setup/assign methods
• Refactor pagy_get_vars in various backend extras
• BREAKING: Refactor the fragment url
• BREAKING: Refactor the anchor_string system
• BREAKING: Drop the support for 8+ deprecations

CHANGELOG

Version 8.6.3

✴ What's new in 8.0+ ✴

• New Pagy Playground to showcase, clone and develop pagy APPs without any setup on your side (try the pagy demo)
• New :max_pages variable to limit the pagination regardless the actual count
• Better frontend helpers

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Changelog

Sourced from pagy's changelog.

Version 9.0.1

• Fix countless executing the count query
• Rename row_comparison > tuple_comparison; ignore mixed orders

Version 9.0.0

Breaking Changes

Dropped support for deprecated stuff

• The foundation, materialize, semantic and uikit CSS extras have been removed: (See the reasons)
• Javascript renamed files
  • pagy.js: use pagy.min.js
  • pagy-module.js: use pagy.mjs
  • pagy-dev.js: use the pagy.min.jswith the pagy.min.js.map
  • pagy-module.d.ts: use pagy.d.ts
• The Array type for the :size (e.g. size: [1, 4, 4, 1]) that generates the classic bar is not supported anymore: use the :size set to an integer with the ends: true variable (which are the default since 8.4.6). If a legacy bar remains REALLY a requirement, add require 'pagy/extras/size to your pagy.rb initalizer. (See the size extra)

Simple renaming

We used items for too many things that confused even maintainers. The "items" are now referencing only the records/elements fetched from a collection (plural entity), so they are kept as before (e.g. pagy_*get_items methods). The "number of items" (singular entity), are now unmistakably referenced as the limit everywhere (code, API, files, extras, docs, etc.). The logic didn't change so you have just to globally search 'items' and replace with limit and you should be done... or use the detailed table below:

Type	Search	Replace
Pagy Variable	:items	:limit
Extra Path	pagy/extras/items	pagy/extras/limit
Extra Variable	:items_param	:limit_param
Default URL param	items	limit
Extra Variable	:items_extra	:limit_extra
Extra Variable	:max_items	:limit_max (now inverted)
Extra Method	pagy_items_selector_js	pagy_limit_selector_js
Extra Variable	:headers[:items]	:headers[limit]

Code changes

• The DEFAULT[:anchor_string] was useless and has been dropped.
• The :anchor_stringand the :fragment are not instance variables anymore, but keyword arguments for all the helpers, because it is frontend code (see the discussion). Instead of passing them to the pagy* method in the controller, pass it to any pagy_*nav method in the view.
• A general internal revamp has changed the positional argument for the Pagy::* objects and constructors methods to keyword arguments. If you get a wrong number of arguments (given 1, expected 0) (ArgumentError), just use a double splat **.

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Commits

• b7bac8d Merge branch 'dev'
• a29d3dc Version 9.0.1
• 01dac53 Update gems
• 6cd6e2f Add missing markers in github file
• 13702b3 Fix countless executing the count query
• 21c70d1 Rename row_comparison > tuple_comparison; ignore mixed orders
• 864baf2 Merge branch 'dev'
• 20f3e12 Version 9.0.0
• ae2cc69 Ensure bump script copies also the "What's new" from README
• 46132a7 Improve Keyset::Sequel and docs
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