chore(deps): update devdependency lint-staged to v15

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Change	Age	Adoption	Passing	Confidence
lint-staged	14.0.1 -> 15.2.7

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Release Notes

okonet/lint-staged (lint-staged)

v15.2.7

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Patch Changes

• #​1440 a51be80 Thanks @​iiroj! - In the previous version the native git rev-parse --show-toplevel command was taken into use for resolving the current git repo root. This version drops the --path-format=absolute option to support earlier git versions since it's also the default behavior. If you are still having trouble, please try upgrading git to the latest version.

v15.2.6

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Patch Changes

• #​1433 119adb2 Thanks @​iiroj! - Use native "git rev-parse" commands to determine git repo root directory and the .git config directory, instead of using custom logic. This hopefully makes path resolution more robust on non-POSIX systems.

v15.2.5

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Patch Changes

• #​1424 31a1f95 Thanks @​iiroj! - Allow approximately equivalent versions of direct dependencies by using the "~" character in the version ranges. This means a more recent patch version of a dependency is allowed if available.

• #​1423 91abea0 Thanks @​iiroj! - Improve error logging when failing to read or parse a configuration file

• #​1424 ee43f15 Thanks @​iiroj! - Upgrade [email protected]

v15.2.4

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• 4f4537a Thanks @​iiroj! - Fix release issue with previous version; update dependencies

v15.2.2

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• #​1391 fdcdad4 Thanks @​iiroj! - Lint-staged no longer tries to load configuration from files that are not checked out. This might happen when using sparse-checkout.

v15.2.1

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Patch Changes

• #​1387 e4023f6 Thanks @​iiroj! - Ignore stdin of spawned commands so that they don't get stuck waiting. Until now, lint-staged has used the default settings to spawn linter commands. This means the stdin of the spawned commands has accepted input, and essentially gotten stuck waiting. Now the stdin is ignored and commands will no longer get stuck. If you relied on this behavior, please open a new issue and describe how; the behavior has not been intended.

v15.2.0

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Minor Changes

• #​1371 f3378be Thanks @​iiroj! - Using the --no-stash flag no longer discards all unstaged changes to partially staged files, which resulted in inadvertent data loss. This fix is available with a new flag --no-hide-partially-staged that is automatically enabled when --no-stash is used.

Patch Changes

• #​1362 17bc480 Thanks @​antonk52! - update [email protected]

• #​1368 7c55ca9 Thanks @​iiroj! - Update most dependencies

• #​1368 777d4e9 Thanks @​iiroj! - To improve performance, only use lilconfig when searching for config files outside the git repo. In the regular case, lint-staged finds the config files from the Git index and loads them directly.

• #​1373 85eb0dd Thanks @​iiroj! - When determining git directory, use fs.realpath() only for symlinks. It looks like fs.realpath() changes some Windows mapped network filepaths unexpectedly, causing issues.

v15.1.0

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Minor Changes

• #​1344 0423311 Thanks @​danielbayley! - Add support for loading configuration from package.yaml and package.yml files, supported by pnpm.

Patch Changes

• #​1355 105d901 Thanks @​iiroj! - Suppress some warnings when using the "--quiet" flag

v15.0.2

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Patch Changes

• #​1339 8e82364 Thanks @​iiroj! - Update dependencies, including listr2@​7.0.2 to fix an upstream issue affecting lint-staged.

v15.0.1

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Patch Changes

• #​1217 d2e6f8b Thanks @​louneskmt! - Previously it was possible for a function task to mutate the list of staged files passed to the function, and accidentally affect the generation of other tasks. This is now fixed by passing a copy of the original file list instead.

v15.0.0

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Major Changes

• #​1322 66b93aa Thanks @​iiroj! - Require at least Node.js 18.12.0

  This release drops support for Node.js 16, which is EOL after 2023-09-11.
  Please upgrade your Node.js to the latest version.

  Additionally, all dependencies have been updated to their latest versions.

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