fix(ci): revert unverified npm tooling update#74
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Closing in favor of #76. The rollback confirmed that the previous dependency state passed CI, but a diagnostic run against the #73 dependency state identified the focused root cause: webpack 5.108.4 no longer installs |
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Summary
Revert the grouped npm tooling update merged in #73:
@biomejs/biome2.5.2 → 2.5.0@types/node26.1.0 → 26.0.0webpack5.108.4 → 5.107.2Both
package.jsonandpackage-lock.jsonare restored to the last dependency state that completed the main CI workflow successfully.Root cause
PR #73 was merged without a
CIworkflow run being associated with its head commit. Only thePlayground previewworkflow ran successfully. This means the grouped dependency update reachedmainwithout the frontend and Nextcloud/PHP matrix checks that had run successfully on previous PRs.There is not enough CI log evidence to attribute the problem to one of the three packages individually, so this hotfix deliberately avoids guessing and rolls back the complete unverified group.
Impact
This returns
mainto the last CI-validated npm dependency set while keeping all unrelated changes, including the documentation update from #71.Validation
maincommit.package.jsonandpackage-lock.jsonare changed.22e2b669367236d1eaf12214d378e91a873593bb, before build(deps-dev): bump the npm-tooling group with 3 updates #73.CIworkflow is running normally again.Refs #73