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Idea Arca (Latin: "Idea Vault") is a Project Idea Bank. Unleash your tech creativity. Discover, collaborate, and bring to life innovative project ideas in various tech fields through this inspirational repository.
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chore(deps)[npm]: bump lint-staged from 15.0.2 to 15.2.0 #55

Closed dependabot[bot] closed 2 months ago

dependabot[bot] commented 7 months ago

Bumps lint-staged from 15.0.2 to 15.2.0.

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v15.2.0

Minor Changes

  • #1371 f3378be Thanks @​iiroj! - Using the --no-stash flag no longer discards all unstaged changes to partially staged files, which resulted in inadvertent data loss. This fix is available with a new flag --no-hide-partially-staged that is automatically enabled when --no-stash is used.

Patch Changes

  • #1362 17bc480 Thanks @​antonk52! - update lilconfig@3.0.0

  • #1368 7c55ca9 Thanks @​iiroj! - Update most dependencies

  • #1368 777d4e9 Thanks @​iiroj! - To improve performance, only use lilconfig when searching for config files outside the git repo. In the regular case, lint-staged finds the config files from the Git index and loads them directly.

  • #1373 85eb0dd Thanks @​iiroj! - When determining git directory, use fs.realpath() only for symlinks. It looks like fs.realpath() changes some Windows mapped network filepaths unexpectedly, causing issues.

v15.1.0

Minor Changes

  • #1344 0423311 Thanks @​danielbayley! - Add support for loading configuration from package.yaml and package.yml files, supported by pnpm.

Patch Changes

Changelog

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15.2.0

Minor Changes

  • #1371 f3378be Thanks @​iiroj! - Using the --no-stash flag no longer discards all unstaged changes to partially staged files, which resulted in inadvertent data loss. This fix is available with a new flag --no-hide-partially-staged that is automatically enabled when --no-stash is used.

Patch Changes

  • #1362 17bc480 Thanks @​antonk52! - update lilconfig@3.0.0

  • #1368 7c55ca9 Thanks @​iiroj! - Update most dependencies

  • #1368 777d4e9 Thanks @​iiroj! - To improve performance, only use lilconfig when searching for config files outside the git repo. In the regular case, lint-staged finds the config files from the Git index and loads them directly.

  • #1373 85eb0dd Thanks @​iiroj! - When determining git directory, use fs.realpath() only for symlinks. It looks like fs.realpath() changes some Windows mapped network filepaths unexpectedly, causing issues.

15.1.0

Minor Changes

  • #1344 0423311 Thanks @​danielbayley! - Add support for loading configuration from package.yaml and package.yml files, supported by pnpm.

Patch Changes

Commits
  • adf50b0 chore(changeset): release
  • 85eb0dd fix: when determining git directory, use fs.realpath() only for symlinks
  • 82eded4 refactor: use commander implies() syntax for flag
  • f3378be feat: --no-stash flag implies --no-hide-partially-staged
  • f4f61f3 docs: add workaround for verbose Windows output to README FAQ
  • 17bc480 chore(deps): update lilconfig@3.0.0
  • eccda41 style: remove Babel from ESLint
  • 077e6bc test: run Jest tests in native ESM mode
  • 8db4a15 refactor: move config file name constants to separate file
  • 78a0c23 test: add missing test coverage
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    dependabot[bot] commented 2 months ago

    Superseded by #78.