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chore: bump dependencies to latest #444

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  • Chores
    • Updated the pnpm package manager to version 8.15.5.
    • Incremented versions of postcss and webpack-dev-server for improved performance and compatibility.
    • Updated various dependencies in the postcss ecosystem for enhanced functionality and security.

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The update primarily revolves around the incrementation of package versions within a Node.js project, focusing on the pnpm package manager, postcss, and webpack-dev-server. These updates suggest enhancements or bug fixes in the development environment, aiming to improve performance, compatibility, or security. The changes are reflected in both the package.json and pnpm-lock.yaml files, indicating a comprehensive update across various dependencies, especially within the postcss ecosystem.

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Files Change Summaries
package.json Updated pnpm to 8.15.5, postcss and webpack-dev-server versions incremented. SHA256 hash updated.
pnpm-lock.yaml Version updates for postcss and related plugins (postcss-loader, postcss-modules-*, postcss-import). Updates to peer and dev dependencies.

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Bundle Size (components)

Status File Size (Gzip) Limits
style.css 6.81 KB (+22 B +0.32%) 8 KB
index.js 8.23 KB (+12 B +0.14%) 20 KB
vendor.js 65.07 KB 67 KB

Overall bundle size: 80.1 KB (+34 B +0.04%)
Overall status: ✅

Bundle Size (form components)

Status File Size (Gzip) Limits
index.js 4.72 KB (-1 B -0.02%) 20 KB
vendor.js 44.49 KB 67 KB

Overall bundle size: 49.22 KB (-1 B 0.00%)
Overall status: ✅

Bundle Size (system)

Status File Size (Gzip) Limits
style.css 7.14 KB (+453 B +6.60%) 8 KB
index.js 1.74 KB 3 KB
vendor.js 44.49 KB 46 KB

Overall bundle size: 53.37 KB (+453 B +0.84%)
Overall status: ✅

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Actionable comments generated: 0

Configuration used: .coderabbit.yaml

Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 8989649 and 398d5b5.
Files selected for processing (3)
  • examples/with-webpack/package.json (1 hunks)
  • package.json (1 hunks)
  • pnpm-lock.yaml (27 hunks)
Additional comments: 17
package.json (1)
  • 22-22: The update to [email protected] along with the corresponding SHA256 hash is a good practice for ensuring the integrity and authenticity of the package. It's important to verify that the new hash correctly corresponds to the updated version of pnpm.
examples/with-webpack/package.json (2)
  • 25-25: Updating postcss to 8.4.37 is beneficial for leveraging new features or fixes. Ensure to test the build process thoroughly to verify compatibility with other CSS-related dependencies and plugins.
  • 31-31: Updating webpack-dev-server to 5.0.4 can enhance the development experience with new features or improvements. It's crucial to test the development server thoroughly to ensure it operates smoothly with the project's webpack configuration.
pnpm-lock.yaml (14)
  • 76-77: The update of postcss to version 8.4.37 is noted. Ensure that this version is compatible with all plugins and tools in the project that depend on postcss.
  • 100-101: The update of webpack-dev-server to version 5.0.4 is crucial for development environments. Verify that this update does not introduce breaking changes or incompatibilities with the current webpack configuration.
  • 2233-2233: Updating @types/node to 20.11.28 across various packages ensures type definitions are in sync with the Node.js version used. This is a good practice for maintaining type safety.
  • 4436-4441: The updates within the postcss ecosystem, including postcss-modules-* plugins, are significant for the CSS processing pipeline. Ensure these updates are tested for compatibility with the project's CSS architecture.
  • 6616-6622: The update of icss-utils to 5.1.0 and its dependency on [email protected] should be checked for compatibility with the project's CSS processing setup.
  • 9789-9795: The update of postcss-import to 15.1.0 is important for handling @import rules in CSS. Verify that this version works well with the project's CSS files and does not break any existing imports.
  • 9842-9842: The update of postcss-loader to version 8.1.1 is crucial for integrating postcss with webpack. Ensure this version is compatible with the project's webpack version and configuration.
  • 9857-9857: The update of postcss to 8.4.37 in postcss-loader's dependencies is noted. This consistency across dependencies helps in avoiding version conflicts.
  • 9941-9947: The update of postcss to 8.4.37 is a central change in this PR. Ensure that all plugins and tools that depend on postcss are tested with this new version for compatibility.
  • 11022-11024: The update of source-map-js to 1.2.0 is important for source map support. Verify that this update does not affect the debugging experience in development environments.
  • 12410-12410: The update of webpack-cli to 5.1.4 is crucial for the project's build process. Ensure that this update is compatible with the project's webpack configuration and does not introduce any breaking changes.
  • 12430-12430: The addition of @webpack-cli/serve at version 2.0.5 is noted. This is important for the webpack-dev-server setup. Ensure that this version works well with the updated webpack-dev-server.
  • 12440-12440: The update of webpack-dev-server to 5.0.4 is repeated here, emphasizing its importance. As previously mentioned, verify compatibility and functionality with the project's development setup.
  • 12450-12451: The update of webpack-dev-middleware to 7.1.0 is crucial for the middleware's integration with webpack. Ensure this version is compatible with the project's webpack version and configuration.

@aversini aversini merged commit b39fcd1 into main Mar 20, 2024
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@aversini aversini deleted the chore-bump-dependencies-to-latest branch March 20, 2024 15:22
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