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Updating packages #2862 #2951

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What kind of change does this PR introduce?

This PR will Replace or update packages relying on punycode #2862

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  • Dependencies

    • Updated multiple development dependencies to newer versions, including ESLint, Vitest, and related plugins.
    • Downgraded jest-preview.
    • Added new linting configuration for TypeScript files.
    • Added package override for punycode.
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    • Modified ESLint configuration to ignore Markdown files, log files, and the talawa-admin-docs/** directory.

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This pull request introduces modifications to the project's configuration files, specifically the .eslintignore and package.json. The changes involve adding patterns to the .eslintignore file to ignore various directories and file types, while also removing outdated comments. The package.json file sees updates to several development dependencies, including version upgrades for ESLint and related packages, a new lint-staged configuration for TypeScript files, and an added overrides section for the punycode package.

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.eslintignore Added patterns to ignore node_modules/, dist/, build/, docs/, talawa-admin-docs/, *.md, *.log, and *.tsbuildinfo; removed comments regarding PDF and Docusaurus.
package.json - Updated dev dependencies versions (Vitest, ESLint, Jest-related packages)
- Added lint-staged config for TypeScript ESLint fixing
- Added overrides section for punycode package

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154-154: Explain the rationale for downgrading jest-preview.

The version of jest-preview has been downgraded from 0.3.1 to 0.2.3. This seems unusual as the PR's objective is to update packages. Could you explain why this downgrade is necessary?


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The addition of the punycode override to version 2.3.0 effectively addresses the PR's objective of updating punycode-dependent packages. This ensures all nested dependencies use a consistent and secure version of punycode.

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  • vitest → jsdom → tough-cookie → punycode@2.3.0
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@palisadoes palisadoes added the ignore-sensitive-files-pr The contributor has a legitimate reason for editiing protected files label Dec 27, 2024
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Why was this deleted? Are we completely using the new eslint methodology?

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Please fix the conflicting files

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1-1: Remove unnecessary empty line at the start of file

The empty line at the beginning of the file is unnecessary and should be removed for consistency.

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 # Contains the PDF file of the Tag as JSON string
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1-10: Verify necessity of .eslintignore changes

The changes to .eslintignore appear unrelated to the PR's main objective of updating packages that rely on punycode. Please clarify if these changes are necessary for this PR or if they should be moved to a separate PR focused on documentation/linting improvements.

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Changes to .eslintignore are necessary and related to docs directory addition

The changes to .eslintignore are actually necessary as this PR introduces a new Docusaurus documentation website in the docs/ directory, as evidenced by the numerous new files being added under docs/. The changes convert the .eslintignore from a JavaScript configuration format to the standard ignore file format and add the necessary exclusion for the newly added documentation directory.

The changes are justified because:

  • The PR adds a new Docusaurus documentation website (40+ new files under docs/)
  • The ESLint configuration in .eslintrc.json is also updated to exclude docs-related files
  • The format change from JS to standard ignore file format is a valid improvement
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Please make coderabbit.ai approve your changes

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@khushipatil1523 khushipatil1523 deleted the updating-pakages-#2862 branch December 29, 2024 10:45
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