Update dependencies

[tagliala]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Dependency Updates
  • Updated Font Awesome packages to version 6.7.2
  • Updated Rails packages to version 7.1.501
  • Updated various development and build tool dependencies to their latest minor versions
  • Upgraded packages including i18n-js, postcss, webpack, and stylelint

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Walkthrough

This pull request focuses on updating dependency versions in the package.json file. The changes involve incrementing versions for various packages, including Font Awesome libraries, Rails packages, build tools, and development dependencies. These updates aim to ensure the project uses the latest compatible versions of its dependencies, potentially addressing bug fixes, security patches, and minor improvements.

Changes

File	Changes
package.json	- Updated Font Awesome packages from ^6.6.0 to ^6.7.2 - Updated Rails packages @rails/actioncable and @rails/activestorage from 7.1.402 to 7.1.501 - Updated various dependencies and devDependencies with minor version increments

Poem

🐰 Hop, hop, dependencies dance!
Versions bounce with each new chance
Package updates, smooth and light
Webpack, Rails, all shining bright
A bunny's code refresh delight! 🚀

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• package.json (3 hunks)

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• GitHub Check: Ruby specs

🔇 Additional comments (5)

package.json (5)

17-19: LGTM! Font Awesome packages updated consistently.

All Font Awesome packages have been updated to the same version (^6.7.2), maintaining version consistency across the related packages.

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Line range hint 1-89: LGTM! Package updates look good.

The dependency updates follow semantic versioning and appear to be routine maintenance updates. No major version bumps that would indicate breaking changes. The Node.js and PNPM requirements are up to date.

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21-22: Verify Rails package versions exist.

The version numbers (7.1.501) appear to use a non-standard format. Let's verify these versions exist in the npm registry.

✅ Verification successful

Rails package versions are valid

Both @rails/[email protected] and @rails/[email protected] exist in the npm registry and are valid versions.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if the specified Rails package versions exist

# Check if the versions exist in npm registry
for package in "@rails/actioncable" "@rails/activestorage"; do
  echo "Checking $package@7.1.501..."
  npm view "$package@7.1.501" version 2>/dev/null || echo "Version not found!"
done

Length of output: 409

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55-55: Verify webpack-dev-server compatibility.

The webpack-dev-server update includes a minor version bump (5.2.0). Let's verify compatibility with the main webpack package (^5.97.1).

Also applies to: 64-64, 67-67, 69-69

✅ Verification successful

[email protected] is compatible with [email protected]

The peer dependency requirement of webpack-dev-server (^5.0.0) is satisfied by the current webpack version.

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# Description: Check compatibility between webpack and webpack-dev-server

# Check peer dependencies
echo "Checking webpack-dev-server peer dependencies..."
npm view [email protected] peerDependencies

# Check if webpack version satisfies the peer dependency
echo "Checking webpack version compatibility..."
npm info [email protected] peerDependencies

Length of output: 317

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37-37: Verify PostCSS compatibility with its ecosystem.

The PostCSS update includes a minor version bump (8.5.1). Let's verify compatibility with its ecosystem, particularly with postcss-preset-env.

Also applies to: 41-41, 44-44, 47-47, 49-49

✅ Verification successful

PostCSS v8.5.1 is compatible with its ecosystem

The update to PostCSS v8.5.1 is compatible with [email protected], as it satisfies the preset's peer dependency requirement of ^8.4.

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# Check peer dependencies
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npm view [email protected] peerDependencies

echo "Checking version ranges..."
npm info [email protected] peerDependencies

Length of output: 285

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[coveralls]

coverage: 96.914%. remained the same
when pulling 769a76c on chore/update-dependencies
into 0ece300 on main.