chore: housekeeping, bump all (dev) deps #77
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WalkthroughThis pull request updates various configuration files and workflows. Changes include upgrading the Node.js version, modifying formatting in the editor configuration, and replacing or removing several linting and Git hook setups. Additionally, multiple GitHub Actions workflows have been added or refined to automate tasks such as autofixing, publishing, and reporting package sizes. There are also updates to package metadata, dependency versions, and TypeScript configurations alongside adjustments to ignore rules and build settings. Changes
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participant PR as "Pull Request"
participant GH as "GitHub Actions Runner"
participant Checkout as "actions/checkout"
participant Node as "actions/setup-node"
participant Yarn as "yarn install"
participant Format as "yarn format"
participant AutoFix as "autofix-ci/action"
PR->>GH: Trigger on pull request event
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GH->>Node: Setup Node.js LTS environment with cache
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GH->>Yarn: Install dependencies (yarn --immutable)
Yarn-->>GH: Dependencies installed
GH->>Format: Run code formatting
Format-->>GH: Formatting complete
GH->>AutoFix: Apply automatic code fixes
AutoFix-->>GH: Autofix applied
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14-32: Job Steps are Well-Defined
The steps covering Node.js setup, dependency installation, and the invocation of the size limit action throughandresz1/size-limit-action@v1are clear and practical. Ensure that the removal of any previously set environment variables or Corepack steps does not affect other parts of your pipeline..github/workflows/ci.yml (1)
16-19: Expanded Node.js Testing Matrix
Expanding the Node.js matrix by adding version 22 increases test coverage for recent runtime environments. Just make sure all project dependencies are fully compatible with Node.js 22..github/workflows/autofix.yml (1)
14-20: Job Setup & Checkout Step
The job is well defined. Using a pinned commit hash for the checkout action ensures reproducibility; however, consider whether a semantic version tag (e.g.actions/checkout@v4) might ease future maintenance.package.json (1)
10-10: Package Manager Version Bump
ThepackageManagerfield has been updated to"[email protected]", reflecting the effort to upgrade dependencies. However, note that the pipeline failure recently flagged an issue referencing"[email protected]". Please verify that the CI environment is configured to support Yarn Berry (v4.8.1) and that Corepack is enabled if needed.🧰 Tools
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2-4: Update External Configuration ReferenceThe change to
"github>1stG/configs"clearly specifies the external source for configuration, improving clarity and maintainability over the previous shorthand reference. This aligns well with the broader transition away from local configurations.test/global.d.ts (1)
1-1: Add Vitest Globals ReferenceThe added line ensures that Vitest’s global types are available for type checking and autocompletion in test files. This compensates for the removal of the old auto-imports file, aligning with modern best practices for Vitest integration in TypeScript.
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1-1: Re-export of Default Module is CorrectThe new file correctly re-exports the default export from
@1stg/simple-git-hooksusing ES module syntax. This approach is clear and concise, and it aligns with modern module practices. Ensure that any consumers of this module are configured to use ES modules..postcssrc.cjs (1)
1-1: New PostCSS Configuration ExportThe new file correctly exports the PostCSS configuration from the
@1stg/postcss-configpackage. This streamlined approach helps centralize and standardize PostCSS settings across the project with minimal boilerplate.index.html (1)
19-19: Verify the Updated Script Source Path
The scriptsrcattribute has been changed from./index.tsxto./docs/index.tsx, which indicates a reorganization of the source files. Please ensure that the file"docs/index.tsx"exists and that any related TypeScript or build configurations reflect this new location..lintstagedrc.js (1)
1-2: Solid Export ConfigurationThe new file cleanly re-exports the default from
@1stg/lint-staged/tsc, maintaining the intended lint-staged configuration for TypeScript checks. Ensure that the project supports ES module syntax with.jsfor configuration files as expected.vitest.config.ts (2)
10-10: Good move to enable globals in Vitest configuration.Switching to
globals: truemeans test files can use Vitest functions likedescribe,it, andexpectwithout explicit imports. This aligns with the removal of the auto-imports plugin mentioned in the summary and will make test files cleaner.
12-12: Good practice to explicitly enable coverage.Setting
enabled: truefor coverage ensures that code coverage reporting is consistently measured during testing, making the configuration intent more explicit..markuplintrc (1)
1-3: Configuration simplification looks good.The removal of the explicit "required-h1" rule makes the configuration more maintainable by relying on the extended configuration. This aligns well with the housekeeping objective of the PR.
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5-5: Good addition for Yarn setup.Adding
!.yarn/releasesas an exception is the correct approach when using Yarn with a fixed version. This ensures the Yarn binary is tracked in version control, which is necessary for theyarnPathconfiguration specified in.yarnrc.yml..gitattributes (1)
2-2: Package manager switch correctly reflected.Changing from
pnpm-lock.yaml -difftoyarn.lock -diffproperly updates the Git attributes as part of the switch from pnpm to Yarn. This will prevent the lock file from cluttering diffs while ensuring it's still tracked..yarnrc.yml (3)
3-4: Privacy enhancement through telemetry disabling.Disabling telemetry is a good privacy-focused change that prevents usage data collection.
10-10: Style consistency change.Changing from double quotes to single quotes for the plugin spec maintains the same functionality while improving style consistency.
12-12: Proper Yarn version pinning.Specifying the Yarn version path ensures consistent behavior across different environments. This is especially important when upgrading dependencies as it prevents unexpected issues due to different package manager versions.
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2-2: Node.js version upgrade is appropriate.Updating from Node.js 18 to 20 aligns with current best practices, as Node.js 20 is an LTS version with better performance and security features. This change also maintains consistency with other CI configurations that have been updated as part of this PR.
index.d.cts (1)
1-3: TypeScript declaration file implementation looks good.This new CommonJS TypeScript declaration file correctly imports and exports the library module, providing proper type definitions for TypeScript consumers. The
.ctsextension is appropriate for a CommonJS-style declaration file..editorconfig (1)
1-10: Style formatting change looks good.The removal of spaces around equal signs in the EditorConfig file is a consistent styling change that doesn't affect functionality. This change aligns with the housekeeping nature of this PR.
eslint.config.js (1)
1-11:✅ Verification successful
ESLint configuration modernization looks good.
This new configuration file properly imports the base configuration and extends it with specific rules. Disabling the
@eslint-react/jsx-uses-reactrule for TSX files is appropriate if you're using React 17+ with the new JSX transform, which doesn't require importing React in every file.
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1-3: Improved function declaration style.Changing from an anonymous arrow function to a named function declaration makes the code more maintainable and debugging-friendly. Named functions appear properly in stack traces, making errors easier to track down.
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2-2: Simplified TypeScript configuration reference.The modification simplifies the TypeScript configuration by referencing the parent directory rather than a specific file. This aligns with TypeScript's default resolution behavior where it will look for
tsconfig.jsonin the referenced directory..stylelintignore (1)
5-7: Appropriate file extensions added to stylelint ignore.Adding JavaScript and TypeScript related file extensions (*.cjs, *.cts, *.js, *.jsx, *.mjs, *.mts) to .stylelintignore is appropriate as Stylelint is designed to lint CSS files, not JavaScript/TypeScript files. This will prevent unnecessary linting attempts on these files.
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9-11: GitHub Actions workflow optimization with concurrency control.Adding concurrency configuration is a best practice that prevents multiple deployments from running simultaneously for the same branch or PR. The
cancel-in-progress: truesetting ensures that only the latest commit is processed, which saves CI resources and prevents outdated deployments..github/workflows/pkg-size.yml (2)
1-9: Workflow Setup Looks Good!
The configuration sets up a clear and focused package size report job triggered on pull requests, with proper concurrency management. Pinning actions to specific commit hashes (with inline version comments) enhances stability and reproducibility.
10-24: Job and Step Configuration is Clear
The job "pkg-size-report" is well-defined. The checkout step and the subsequent package size reporting step (which usescontinue-on-errorfor resilience) are implemented correctly using the proper environment variables..github/workflows/size-limit.yml (1)
8-11: Effective Concurrency Management
The new concurrency block effectively groups jobs by the workflow name and branch reference, and thecancel-in-progress: trueoption will help avoid duplicate runs..github/workflows/pkg-pr-new.yml (3)
1-5: Workflow Trigger and Naming Are Clear
The workflow is appropriately named ("Publish Any Commit") and triggers on both push and pull_request events, fitting its purpose well.
6-8: Effective Concurrency Management
Including the concurrency block ensures that only the latest run is processed, which is ideal for a publish workflow to avoid overlapping releases.
15-32: Job Steps for Publishing are Well-Defined
The checkout, Node.js setup, dependency installation, build, and publish steps are logically ordered. Pinning action versions by commit hash (as seen in the Checkout and Setup steps) helps ensure reproducible builds..github/workflows/ci.yml (2)
7-10: Concurrency Configuration is Well-Implemented
The added concurrency block that groups runs by the workflow name and branch reference is an effective way to manage in-progress jobs, ensuring that outdated runs are canceled.
43-47: Updated Codecov Integration
Upgrading tocodecov-action@v5improves the integration, and passing the Codecov token through secrets is securely handled..github/workflows/release.yml (3)
8-11: Concurrency Block Added Successfully
The concurrency block helps prevent overlapping release jobs, which is critical in managing deployment processes.
12-16: New Permissions Settings are Secure
Adding a permissions block with write access for contents, id-token, and pull-requests ensures that the workflow has the necessary rights while reinforcing security best practices.
37-47: Release Job Configuration is Comprehensive
The release job is well-structured, including a checkout that fetches the full Git history for reliable changelog generation, and a tailored environment withNPM_CONFIG_PROVENANCE: trueto help with npm publishing integrity..github/workflows/autofix.yml (7)
1-1: Workflow Naming Convention
The workflow is correctly named"autofix.ci", as required for security reasons.
3-9: Pull Request Triggers Configuration
The workflow is set to trigger on pull request events (opened,reopened,synchronize), which is appropriate to ensure fixes run on new updates.
10-12: Concurrency Settings
The concurrency configuration (using${{ github.workflow }}-${{ github.ref }}with cancel-in-progress enabled) is a good practice to avoid overlapping runs on the same branch.
21-26: Node.js Environment Setup
TheSetup Node.js LTSstep is configured correctly withnode-version: lts/*and enabling caching for Yarn. This helps maintain consistency across runs.
27-29: Dependency Installation Step
Usingyarn --immutableenforces strict adherence to the lockfile, which is excellent for build reproducibility.
30-32: Code Formatting Step
The inclusion ofyarn formatensures that code style guidelines are automatically enforced before applying fixes.
33-37: Autofix Action Integration
TheApply autofix.cistep employs the autofix-ci action withfail-fast: false, allowing the workflow to continue even if some automated fixes fail. This integration is both clear and effective.package.json (7)
7-7: Author Field Format Update
Theauthorfield has been reformatted to"JounQin <[email protected]> (https://www.1stG.me)", which enhances readability and aligns with typical conventions.🧰 Tools
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15-29: Exports and Types Definition Enhancements
Thetypesfield now points to"./index.d.cts", and theexportsfield has been restructured accordingly. Ensure that consumers of the package and your TypeScript configuration are updated to work with these new type definition files.🧰 Tools
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31-35: Files Array Update
Including"index.d.cts"in the"files"array guarantees that type definitions are part of the published package, which is a best practice for library distribution.🧰 Tools
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36-53: Scripts Update Verification
The scripts section shows several updates:
"build:tsc"now usestsc -b src, which should optimize project builds.- New scripts such as
"clean","docs","docs:build", and updates to"lint:tsc"help streamline development tasks.
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Upgrading"tslib"to"^2.8.1"is a beneficial update that should bring performance and stability improvements.🧰 Tools
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59-96: DevDependencies Version Updates
Several devDependencies have been bumped (e.g., ESLint, Prettier, React types, etc.). It is advisable to run the complete test suite to verify compatibility and that no regressions were introduced by these updates.🧰 Tools
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98-101: Resolutions Configuration Update
The"resolutions"field now includes an entry for"es5-ext"and an updated version for"prettier". Confirm that these resolutions do not inadvertently conflict with other dependencies in your project.🧰 Tools
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54-55: Sponsors Badge and Link UpdateThe update to the Sponsors badge (now linking to
) is a helpful enhancement. Double-check that the new image URL is valid and reflects your sponsorship branding accurately.
64-67: Backers Section UpdateThe modifications in the Backers section streamline the presentation by updating the text and links (e.g., using "Open Collective backers" instead of "backers and sponsors"). Ensure that these changes align with your overall documentation style and sponsor acknowledgment strategy.
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76-78: Reference Link FormattingThe reference links at the end of the document now reflect a consistent branding style (e.g., the casing for "1stG" and updating URLs). This alignment enhances readability and professionalism.
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46-46: Environment Variable UpdateThe new environment variable
NPM_CONFIG_PROVENANCE: truereplaces the previously removed Corepack setup. While using the boolean value is acceptable, it may be more explicit to quote it (i.e."true"), ensuring it’s consistently interpreted as a string in the workflow environment.Proposed diff:
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3-3: GitHub Actions Badge UpdateThe new GitHub Actions badge now provides a descriptive "Workflow Status" label with a branch query. Please verify that the URL and query parameters accurately reflect the intended branch.
6-6: Addition of CodeRabbit Pull Request Reviews BadgeThe new badge for "CodeRabbit Pull Request Reviews" enhances integration with the CodeRabbit platform. Confirm that the URL is correct and that it directs users to the intended review page.
41-44: New Bun Installation MethodThe added installation instructions for
bundiversify the options available to users, which is great for accessibility. Verify that the code snippet works as expected in a bun environment.
66-66: Static Analysis Note on Exclamation MarksThe static analysis hinted at possible excessive use of exclamation marks. Upon review, no excessive exclamation marks were detected in this context.
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10-10: Good addition of theglobalsflag.Setting
globals: trueensures that test functions likedescribe,it, andexpectare available globally without requiring explicit imports in each test file. This simplifies test code and aligns with the removal of the auto-imports approach mentioned in the summary.
12-12: Explicit coverage enablement is a good practice.Adding
enabled: truemakes it clear that code coverage is intentionally turned on. This helps ensure consistent coverage reporting across different environments and for all developers working on the project..github/workflows/release.yml (2)
8-11: Concurrency Settings AddedThe new concurrency block groups workflow runs by combining the workflow name and ref, and cancels any in-progress runs. This change will help prevent duplicate release processes on concurrent pushes.
12-16: Permissions Block IntroducedThe addition of the permissions block—with
contents,id-token, andpull-requestsset to write—ensures that the release workflow has the necessary access to perform its operations. This aligns with the updated permissions strategy seen across similar workflows.
Summary by CodeRabbit
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New Features
bunin the documentation.Refactor
.gitignoreand updated various configuration files for consistency.