The commit performs a yarn upgrade of the framework to better
represent what downstream applications pull with our version ranges, and
to resolve known security vulnerabilities which were pulled by our
lockfile. The changes also make sure that our declared ranges for
dependencies are correct and fixes any compilation errors.
nan in version 2.19.0 leads to issues during electron rebuild. This is
why we will fix nan to 2.18.0 for now, and cpu-features to 0.0.9, since
this would like to have nan@^2.19.0
Also removes node 16 from ci builds, since this node version is not
supported any more.
Contributed on behalf of STMicroelectronics
How to test
Check for any regressions, especially for the components that needed compile fixes.
Follow-ups
We should probably create tasks to track when we can remove the resolutions for
"**/nan": "2.18.0",
"**/cpu-features": "0.0.9"
Review checklist
[x] As an author, I have thoroughly tested my changes and carefully followed the review guidelines
jfaltermeier
commented
1 month ago
What it does
The commit performs a
yarn upgradeof the framework to better represent what downstream applications pull with our version ranges, and to resolve known security vulnerabilities which were pulled by our lockfile. The changes also make sure that our declared ranges for dependencies are correct and fixes any compilation errors.nan in version 2.19.0 leads to issues during electron rebuild. This is why we will fix nan to 2.18.0 for now, and cpu-features to 0.0.9, since this would like to have nan@^2.19.0
Also removes node 16 from ci builds, since this node version is not supported any more.
Contributed on behalf of STMicroelectronics
How to test
Check for any regressions, especially for the components that needed compile fixes.
Follow-ups
We should probably create tasks to track when we can remove the resolutions for
Review checklist
Reminder for reviewers