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Bump All Dependencies to Current #158
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This reverts commit 2d47094.
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This PR brings all stale dependencies current. I ran the test suite between each package version bump and there were no failures. This should all be working and ready for production.
One caveat is that the
eslint-config-brunchpackage was reliant on an exact stale version ofeslint, so I've forked it and updated bumped the package version in the fork ofeslint-config-brunchas well. I'll submit a PR to the maintainer ofeslint-config-brunchwith that bump so these changes can eventually rely on the primary repository there, though development seems to have paused and I'm probably a more active maintainer at the moment.Happy to answer any questions here, but thanks for providing a great package! I'm happy to be using this in production, and to be able to contribute back to the project.
Best,
Mike Zazaian