fix: use caret (^) for all dependencies instead of pinning them #1058
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17-24: Updated DevDependency Version Ranges to CaretThe dependency versions in the
"devDependencies"section have been successfully updated from pinned versions to caret (^) versioning. This update enables the installation of non-breaking minor and patch updates automatically while still constraining upgrades to compatible versions.packages/cli/package.json (2)
72-100: Dependencies Now Use Caret VersioningThe dependencies listed in this section have been updated to use caret (
^) versioning. This ensures that minor and patch updates will be installed automatically under semantic versioning rules, which aligns with the project’s new dependency management approach.
103-119: DevDependencies Now Use Caret VersioningThe devDependencies are updated to caret (
^) versions. Please ensure that any potential changes from minor updates are thoroughly tested to prevent unexpected build or runtime issues.packages/create-cli/package.json (2)
56-70: Dependencies Updated to Caret VersioningIn this file, the dependencies have been updated to caret (
^) versioning. This change improves flexibility by allowing compatible minor and patch updates automatically, which is consistent with the new dependency management strategy.
73-86: DevDependencies Updated to Caret VersioningThe devDependencies have been similarly updated, ensuring that future non-breaking updates are managed automatically. It would be good to keep an eye on any changes from these dependencies, especially if they introduce unexpected behavior in tests or during development.
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7-9: Ensure Dependency Version Update is Consistent with Caret VersioningThe update of the
@playwright/testdependency to^1.51.1correctly implements the new dependency management strategy using caret (^) versioning. This change will allow minor and patch updates automatically, which aligns with the project's updated approach. Make sure that the updated version is well-tested against your existing test suite to catch any unforeseen issues.
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27-39: Consider strengthening type safety rulesWhile the rules configuration is generally good, consider the type safety implications of disabling
no-explicit-anyandban-ts-comment. These rules help maintain type safety in TypeScript projects.- '@typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any': 0, - '@typescript-eslint/ban-ts-comment': 0, + '@typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any': 1, + '@typescript-eslint/ban-ts-comment': 1,Setting these to warning level (1) would encourage better practices while not breaking existing code.
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packages/cli/src/constructs/check-group.ts (1)
223-227: Improved code readability with if-else statementThe change from a ternary operator to an if-else statement enhances readability while maintaining the same functionality. This makes the conditional logic clearer and follows best practices for situations where you're instantiating different classes based on a condition.
eslint.config.mjs (5)
1-5: Modern ESLint configuration imports look goodThe imports are appropriately structured for the modern flat configuration format introduced in ESLint v8.21.0. Good choice of utility functions and plugins.
6-13: Well-structured global ignoresThe global ignores are comprehensive and follow best practices by excluding build artifacts, test files, examples, and fixtures from linting.
14-26: Good base configurationThe language options and extended configurations are well chosen - using latest ECMAScript, appropriate globals, and recommended rule sets from both ESLint and TypeScript-ESLint.
41-49: Appropriate exception for CLI-related filesGood choice to disable the
no-consolerule specifically for command and reporter files, as these likely need to output to the console as part of their core functionality.
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Verify this configuration works with your dependency updates
Since this PR is about updating dependencies to use caret versioning, ensure this modern ESLint configuration is compatible with the versions specified in your package.json.
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Configuration Compatibility Verified
- Dependency versions confirmed: ESLint is updated to
^9.24.0and TypeScript ESLint remains at8.30.0.- The ESLint configuration file (using
defineConfig,globalIgnores, etc.) appears to be fully compatible with these dependency updates.- No adjustments or further changes are necessary based on the dependency versions.
This PR changes our dep versions from exact (same version only) to caret (minor version can differ), which is more user friendly in various ways.
Dependencies that could reasonable be updated have been updated. Notably, for whatever reason updating typescript does not work - it immediately triggers type check errors in seemingly unrelated dependencies.
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