upgrade: update dependency lint-staged to v16.3.2

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Change	Age	Confidence
lint-staged	16.2.0 → 16.3.2

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Release Notes

lint-staged/lint-staged (lint-staged)

v16.3.2

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Patch Changes

• #​1735 2adaf6c Thanks @​iiroj! - Hide the extra cmd window on Windows by spawning tasks without the detached option.

v16.3.1

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Patch Changes

• #​1729 cd5d762 Thanks @​iiroj! - Remove nano-spawn as a dependency from package.json as it was replaced with tinyexec and is no longer used.

v16.3.0

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Minor Changes

• #​1698 feda37a Thanks @​iiroj! - Run external processes with tinyexec instead of nano-spawn. nano-spawn replaced execa in lint-staged version 16 to limit the amount of npm dependencies required, but caused some unknown issues related to spawning tasks. Let's hope tinyexec improves the situation.

• #​1699 1346d16 Thanks @​iiroj! - Remove pidtree as a dependency. When a task fails, its sub-processes are killed more efficiently via the process group on Unix systems, and the taskkill command on Windows.

Patch Changes

• #​1726 87467aa Thanks @​iiroj! - Incorrect brace expansions like *.{js} (nothing to expand) are detected exhaustively, instead of just a single pass.

v16.2.7

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Patch Changes

• #​1711 ef74c8d Thanks @​iiroj! - Do not display a "failed to spawn" error message when a task fails normally. This message is reserved for when the task didn't run because spawning it failed.

v16.2.6

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Patch Changes

• #​1693 33d4502 Thanks @​Adrian-Baran-GY! - Fix problems with --continue-on-error option, where tasks might have still been killed (SIGINT) when one of them failed.

v16.2.5

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Patch Changes

• #​1687 9e02d9d Thanks @​iiroj! - Fix unhandled promise rejection when spawning tasks (instead of the tasks themselves failing). Previously when a task failed to spawn, lint-staged also failed and the backup stash might not have been automatically restored.

v16.2.4

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Patch Changes

• #​1682 0176038 Thanks @​iiroj! - Update dependencies, including nano-spawn@2.0.0 with bug fixes.

• #​1671 581a54e Thanks @​iiroj! - Speed up execution by only importing the yaml depedency if using YAML configuration files.

v16.2.3

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Patch Changes

• #​1669 27cd541 Thanks @​iiroj! - When using --fail-on-changes, automatically hidden (partially) unstaged changes are no longer counted to make lint-staged fail.

v16.2.2

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Patch Changes

• #​1667 699f95d Thanks @​iiroj! - The backup stash will not be dropped when using --fail-on-changes and there are errors. When reverting to original state is disabled (via --no-revert or --fail-on-changes), hidden (partially) unstaged changes are still restored automatically so that it's easier to resolve the situation manually.

  Additionally, the example for using the backup stash manually now uses the correct backup hash, if available:

  % npx lint-staged --fail-on-changes
  ✔ Backed up original state in git stash (c18d55a3)
  ✔ Running tasks for staged files...
  ✖ Tasks modified files and --fail-on-changes was used!
  ↓ Cleaning up temporary files...
  
  ✖ lint-staged failed because `--fail-on-changes` was used.
  
  Any lost modifications can be restored from a git stash:
  
    > git stash list --format="%h %s"
    c18d55a3 On main: lint-staged automatic backup
    > git apply --index c18d55a3

v16.2.1

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Patch Changes

• #​1664 8277b3b Thanks @​iiroj! - The built-in TypeScript types have been updated to more closely match the implementation. Notably, the list of staged files supplied to task functions is readonly string[] and can't be mutated. Thanks @​outslept!

  export default {
  ---  "*": (files: string[]) => void console.log('staged files', files)
  +++  "*": (files: readonly string[]) => void console.log('staged files', files)
  }

• #​1654 70b9af3 Thanks @​iiroj! - This version has been published from GitHub Actions using Trusted Publishing for npm packages.

• #​1659 4996817 Thanks @​iiroj! - Fix searching configuration files when the working directory is a subdirectory of a git repository, and there are package.json files in the working directory. This situation might happen when running lint-staged for a single package in a monorepo.

• #​1654 7021f0a Thanks @​iiroj! - Return the caret semver range (^) to direct dependencies so that future patch and minor versions are allowed. This enables projects to better maintain and deduplicate their own transitive dependencies while not requiring direct updates to lint-staged. This was changed in 16.2.0 after the vulnerability issues with chalk and debug, which were also removed in the same version.

  Given the recent vulnerabilities in the npm ecosystem, it's best to be very careful when updating dependencies.

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