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@posix4e posix4e commented Mar 2, 2024

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Description

  • Removed @nestjs/axios dependency from server/package.json to clean up unused libraries and potentially reduce the package size.

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Removal of Unused `@nestjs/axios` Dependency                         

server/package.json

  • Removed dependency @nestjs/axios.
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⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]

1, because the PR involves a simple change in the package.json file, which is the removal of an unused dependency. This change is straightforward and does not involve complex code modifications or additions.

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