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fix(deps): remove unused colorette dependency#83

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Removes the colorette package from the project's dependencies, cleaning up both the package.json and the pnpm-lock.yaml files.

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This pull request focuses on optimizing the project's dependency footprint by eliminating an identified unused package. This cleanup helps reduce the overall project size, potentially improving build times and reducing supply chain risks by removing unnecessary third-party code.

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  • Dependency Removal: The colorette package, identified as an unused dependency, has been completely removed from the project.
  • Configuration Cleanup: Both package.json and pnpm-lock.yaml files were updated to reflect the removal of the colorette dependency, ensuring a clean and accurate dependency tree.

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  • package.json
    • Removed the colorette entry from the dependencies section.
  • pnpm-lock.yaml
    • Removed the colorette package entry, including its specifier and version.
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Pull request overview

This PR cleans up colorette as a direct dependency of the project, since it is not actually imported or used anywhere in the source code. colorette remains in the lock file as a transitive dependency of webpack-dev-middleware.

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  • Removes colorette from the dependencies section in package.json
  • Removes the corresponding direct-dependency entry from pnpm-lock.yaml

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File Description
package.json Removes the colorette direct dependency declaration
pnpm-lock.yaml Removes the colorette specifier/version entry from the project's importer section
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This pull request removes the colorette dependency, which appears to be unused. However, I've identified a critical issue where util.styleText is used for colored logging in src/server.ts. This API is not available in Node.js 18, which is a supported version for this project according to package.json, and this will cause runtime crashes. The colorette package could be used to fix this bug. Therefore, I recommend not removing this dependency and instead using it to fix the compatibility issue.

@chenjiahan chenjiahan merged commit ab1bc2f into main Feb 28, 2026
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@chenjiahan chenjiahan deleted the remove_colorette_0228 branch February 28, 2026 03:28
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