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feat: detect-port@2, is-type-of@2, get-ready@3 #175

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    • Updated dependencies to newer versions for improved performance and compatibility.
    • Modified import statements for better clarity in the application code.

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The package.json file for the egg-mock project has been updated to reflect new versions for three dependencies. The versions of detect-port, get-ready, and is-type-of have been incremented to their latest releases. Additionally, the import statements for the get-ready module have been changed in both lib/app.js and lib/cluster.js to use named imports, which updated the method calls accordingly. The import of detect-port was also modified to a destructured import in lib/app.js, lib/cluster.js, and lib/parallel/agent.js. No structural changes were made to the files beyond these updates.

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package.json Updated dependencies: detect-port from ^1.3.0 to ^2.0.1, get-ready from ^2.0.1 to ^3.1.0, is-type-of from ^1.4.0 to ^2.2.0.
lib/app.js Changed import from const ready = require('get-ready'); to const { Ready } = require('get-ready'); and updated method call from ready.mixin(this); to Ready.mixin(this);. Updated import from const detectPort = require('detect-port'); to const { detectPort } = require('detect-port');.
lib/cluster.js Changed import from const ready = require('get-ready'); to const { Ready } = require('get-ready'); and updated method call from ready.mixin(this); to Ready.mixin(this);.
lib/parallel/agent.js Changed import from const detectPort = require('detect-port'); to const { detectPort } = require('detect-port');.

Possibly related PRs

  • feat: mv urllib to peerDependencies #174: The changes in package.json regarding dependency management are related, as both PRs involve updates to the dependencies section, although the specific dependencies updated differ.

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33-33: Ensure comprehensive testing after dependency updates

Given these are major version updates of core dependencies that affect type checking, port detection, and initialization, please ensure:

  1. All existing tests pass without modifications
  2. The test coverage remains unchanged
  3. No new deprecation warnings are introduced

Consider adding integration tests specifically for scenarios involving:

  • Port detection and reuse
  • Application initialization sequences
  • Type checking operations

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33-33: Verify peer dependency compatibility

Please verify that these updated dependencies are compatible with the peer dependencies:

  • egg ^3.12.0
  • mocha ^10.2.0
  • urllib ^3 || ^4

Also applies to: 37-37, 39-39

✅ Verification successful

No peer dependency conflicts found with the updated packages

Based on the npm registry data, none of the updated packages (detect-port@2.0.1, get-ready@3.1.0, and is-type-of@2.1.0) have any peer dependencies that could conflict with egg, mocha, or urllib. The only dependency found is address@^2.0.1 for detect-port, which is unrelated to the mentioned packages.

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33-33: Verify breaking changes in major version updates

All three dependency updates involve major version bumps which may include breaking changes:

  • detect-port: ^1.3.0 → ^2.0.1
  • get-ready: ^2.0.1 → ^3.1.0
  • is-type-of: ^1.4.0 → ^2.1.0

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✅ Verification successful

Let me analyze the findings:

  1. Both detect-port and get-ready have breaking changes indicated in their changelogs.
  2. Usage patterns show:
    • detect-port is used in lib/parallel/agent.js and lib/app.js for port detection
    • get-ready is used in lib/app.js and lib/cluster.js as ready
    • is-type-of is used extensively for type checking in multiple files

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Major version updates appear safe to proceed

Based on the changelogs and usage analysis:

  1. detect-port@2.0.1: Only contains a bug fix for setTimeout Promise usage, which is compatible with the current usage in lib/parallel/agent.js and lib/app.js.

  2. get-ready@3.1.0: Adds ESM support while maintaining CommonJS compatibility. The current usage as const ready = require('get-ready') remains supported.

  3. is-type-of@2.1.0: Also adds ESM support while maintaining CommonJS compatibility. All current type-checking usage patterns (is.function(), is.generatorFunction(), etc.) continue to work as before.

The breaking changes mentioned in the changelogs are related to build system modernization (ESM support) while maintaining backward compatibility with CommonJS, which is the format currently used in the codebase. The core APIs used by egg-mock remain unchanged.

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@fengmk2 fengmk2 changed the title feat: detect-port@2, is-type-of@2 feat: detect-port@2, is-type-of@2, get-ready@3 Dec 9, 2024
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fengmk2 commented Dec 9, 2024

@fengmk2 fengmk2 merged commit 0364af8 into master Dec 9, 2024
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@fengmk2 fengmk2 deleted the use-detect-port-v2 branch December 9, 2024 05:37
fengmk2 pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Dec 9, 2024
[skip ci]

## [5.14.0](v5.13.0...v5.14.0) (2024-12-09)

### Features

* detect-port@2, is-type-of@2, get-ready@3 ([#175](#175)) ([0364af8](0364af8))
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