chore(deps): update commitlint (major) - autoclosed (!4382) · Merge requests · Perun / Perun IdM / perun

Perun-GitLab Service Account requested to merge renovate/major-commitlint into main Jun 06, 2024

This MR contains the following updates:

Package	Type	Update	Change	Pending
conventional-changelog-conventionalcommits (source)	devDependencies	major	`7.0.2` -> `8.0.0`
inquirer (source)	devDependencies	major	`9.2.20` -> `12.1.0`	`12.2.0`

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Release Notes

conventional-changelog/conventional-changelog (conventional-changelog-conventionalcommits)

`v8.0.0`

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⚠ BREAKING CHANGES

Node >= 18 is required
conventional-recommended-bump: new Bumper exported class (#1218)
cleanup presets interface (#1215)
conventional-changelog-writer: rewrite to TypeScript (#1150)
Now all packages, except gulp-conventional-changelog, are ESM-only.

Features

cleanup presets interface (#1215) (0e4f293)
conventional-changelog-writer: rewrite to TypeScript (#1150) (8af364f)
conventional-recommended-bump: new Bumper exported class (#1218) (0ddc8cd)
drop node 16 support (#1226) (ec69cfd)
move from CommonJS to ESM (#1144) (c5b859d)

Bug Fixes

conventional-changelog-conventionalcommits: avoid double empty lines (#1235) (3b4bfdf), closes #1188

SBoudrias/Inquirer.js (inquirer)

`v12.0.0`

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@types/node is now only a peerDependencies. This reduces the install size of inquirer dramatically for folks not using Typescript. It's unlikely to break your builds if you used TS already, if it does run npm install --dev @types/node/yarn add --dev @types/node.

`v11.1.0`

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Now exports base utility Typescript types: import type { Question, DistinctQuestion, Answers } from 'inquirer';

You should use as follow to keep the inference working properly:

const questions = [
    { ... }
] as const satisfies Question[];
// If you're not using inquirer plugins, `Question` could alternatively be replaced by `DistinctQuestion` for stricter checks.

`v11.0.2`

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Fix #1555: when behaviour changed unexpectedly when returning a falsy value.

No technical breaking changes; but we changed the style of the question prefix once the answer is provided. Once a question is answer, the prefix becomes a tick mark (previously it was the same ? as when the prompt is idle.)

This is theme-able, and so can be overwritten to with theme.prefix.

`v10.2.2`

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Fix the filter option not working.
The signal: AbortSignal didn't work with class based prompts (OSS plugins.) Now it should work consistently with legacy style prompts.

`v10.2.1`

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Fix expand prompt being broken if a Separator was in the choices array.

`v10.2.0`

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Includes various fixes & new features to the different built-in prompts
Fix: Major rework of the Typescript types. Hoping to reduce the amount of finicky type errors (or wrong types) you might've ran into.

Fix broken backward compatibility issues with v9. Choice objects without value should default to use name as the value. Note: Please don't rely on this weird behaviour, but we fixed it since it was an unintended breaking change.

`v10.1.1`

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`v10.1.0`

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Adds the new { type: 'search' } prompt.

`v10.0.4`

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`v10.0.3`

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Fix: Re-added missing short on select and checkbox prompt.
Fix: Remove type requiring a close method on prompt class instances (it wasn't required.)

`v10.0.2`

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`v10.0.1`

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`v10.0.0`

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Re-implemented with Typescript.
Adding CJS support (now inquirer is publishes a dual-build CJS/ESM.)
All core prompts are now coming from @inquirer/prompt.
Custom prompts now should be implemented with @inquirer/core. Custom prompts built on inquirer@9.x.x will keep working, but should plan a migration.
inquirer.ui.BottomBar is deleted.

My expectation is that this release should be a drop-in replacement for people using inquirer.prompt() and built-ins 🤞🏻. Please open an issue on Github if you run into issues migrating; it's a large rewrite and there might be a few sharp edges to cut! Hope you'll like this new release.