fix(deps): remove unused colorette dependency#83
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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.
Changes:
- Removes
colorettefrom thedependenciessection inpackage.json - Removes the corresponding direct-dependency entry from
pnpm-lock.yaml
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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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Code Review
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.
Removes the
colorettepackage from the project's dependencies, cleaning up both thepackage.jsonand thepnpm-lock.yamlfiles.