Relax drizzle peer version

[fracek]

This PR relaxes the version of drizzle and pg

[coderabbitai]

📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

This pull request introduces a new JSON metadata file for the @apibara/plugin-drizzle package, marking the release as a prerelease and noting that the peer dependency version has been relaxed. In addition, updates have been made to the package’s package.json file: the peer dependency for drizzle-orm now accepts any version below 1.0.0, the peer dependency for pg now accepts version 8.0.0 and higher, and the dev dependency for drizzle-orm has been bumped to ^0.40.1.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
change/@apibara-plugin-drizzle-7e14dc88…ffd70.json	Added a new JSON metadata file for @apibara/plugin-drizzle marking the release as a prerelease and including a note on relaxed peer dependency constraints.
packages/plugin-drizzle/package.json	Updated peerDependencies for drizzle-orm (from "^0.37.0" to "<1") and pg (from "^8.13.1" to ">=8"), and bumped drizzle-orm in devDependencies to ^0.40.1.

Possibly related PRs

• Fix deserialization issue with drizzle cursor #143: Introduces metadata for a prerelease version of the @apibara/plugin-drizzle package, aligning with the new JSON file in this PR.
• Set package version in template to next #149: Involves modifications to the versioning strategy for the @apibara/plugin-drizzle package, similar to the dependency updates in this PR.

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I'm a hoppy rabbit, leaping with glee,
New metadata's here for all to see.
Dependencies updated with a joyful bound,
Prerelease vibes spread all around.
Code carrots crunching, fresh and bright –
Hoppity changes guide our flight!
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🔇 Additional comments (3)

packages/plugin-drizzle/package.json (2)

38-43: Dev Dependency Update for drizzle-orm:

Upgrading drizzle-orm in the devDependencies from "^0.37.0" to "^0.40.1" is a positive improvement for development and testing. Double-check that this update stays compatible with both test suites and the broader integration pipelines, especially given the relaxed peer dependency version.

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34-36:

❓ Verification inconclusive

Peer Dependencies Version Relaxation:

The revised constraints for the peer dependencies—changing "drizzle-orm" from "^0.37.0" to "<1" and "pg" from "^8.13.1" to ">=8"—broaden the range of acceptable versions. Please verify that these relaxed constraints are tested against your package consumers to ensure they do not inadvertently allow incompatible versions.

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Peer Dependencies Version Relaxation Verification

• Verified that in packages/plugin-drizzle/package.json the peer dependency for "drizzle-orm" is set to "<1" and for "pg" is set to ">=8".
• These updates relax the version constraints compared to the previous bounds.
• Ensure that these changes are validated against your package consumers (e.g., via integration or consumer testing) so that no incompatible versions slip through.

change/@apibara-plugin-drizzle-7e14dc88-22db-431b-9354-00dcebeffd70.json (1)

1-7: Metadata File Verification:

The new JSON metadata file correctly identifies the release as a prerelease and documents the relaxed peer dependency version with an appropriate comment. Ensure that any automation or tooling consuming this file can work with the provided structure and metadata.

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