chore(deps-dev): bump lint-staged from 16.4.0 to 17.3.0

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Bumps lint-staged from 16.4.0 to 17.3.0.

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v17.3.0

Minor Changes

• #1825 16b3f74 - It is now possible to run multiple tasks in parallel for a single glob by configuring it with an array of tasks (which run sequentially), and then placing another array inside it (where the tasks will run in parallel). The following demonstrates the order tasks will start in:

  {
    "*.ts": ["first", "second", ["third", "third"], "fourth"]
  }

  As a concrete example, lint-staged's own configuration is:

  /** @type {import('./lib/index.js').Configuration} */
  export default {
    "*": [
      [
        "oxfmt --check --no-error-on-unmatched-pattern",
        "oxlint --no-error-on-unmatched-pattern",
      ],
    ],
    "*.ts": () => "tsc",
  };

  which means:

  1. for all staged files, run the two commands in parallel with staged filenames appended, for example:
     • oxfmt --check --no-error-on-unmatched-pattern lib/index.js
     • oxlint --no-error-on-unmatched-pattern lib/index.js
  2. additionally, if any *.ts files are staged, run tsc without appending any arguments
  3. The two sets of commands also run in parallel

Patch Changes

• #1829 15f7e53 - During an in-progress merge, files that are unchanged from the branch being merged are now skipped. Technically, files are only included if there are staged changes against both HEAD and MERGE_HEAD.

v17.2.0

Minor Changes

• #1823 ee156cc - The chunking of tasks based on maximum command line argument length has been re-implemented to be more precise. Now the chunking happens based on the final generated command string, instead of just the list of staged files like previously. This benefits mainly Windows platforms and function commands like:

  /** @type {import('lint-staged').Configuration} */
  export default {
    "*.ts": () => "tsc", // Run "tsc" when any TS file is changed (for entire project)
  };

... (truncated)

Changelog

Sourced from lint-staged's changelog.

17.3.0

Minor Changes

• #1825 16b3f74 - It is now possible to run multiple tasks in parallel for a single glob by configuring it with an array of tasks (which run sequentially), and then placing another array inside it (where the tasks will run in parallel). The following demonstrates the order tasks will start in:

  {
    "*.ts": ["first", "second", ["third", "third"], "fourth"]
  }

  As a concrete example, lint-staged's own configuration is:

  /** @type {import('./lib/index.js').Configuration} */
  export default {
    '*': [
      ['oxfmt --check --no-error-on-unmatched-pattern', 'oxlint --no-error-on-unmatched-pattern'],
    ],
    '*.ts': () => 'tsc',
  }

  which means:

  1. for all staged files, run the two commands in parallel with staged filenames appended, for example:
     • oxfmt --check --no-error-on-unmatched-pattern lib/index.js
     • oxlint --no-error-on-unmatched-pattern lib/index.js
  2. additionally, if any *.ts files are staged, run tsc without appending any arguments
  3. The two sets of commands also run in parallel

Patch Changes

• #1829 15f7e53 - During an in-progress merge, files that are unchanged from the branch being merged are now skipped. Technically, files are only included if there are staged changes against both HEAD and MERGE_HEAD.

17.2.0

Minor Changes

• #1823 ee156cc - The chunking of tasks based on maximum command line argument length has been re-implemented to be more precise. Now the chunking happens based on the final generated command string, instead of just the list of staged files like previously. This benefits mainly Windows platforms and function commands like:

  /** @type {import('lint-staged').Configuration} */
  export default {
    '*.ts': () => 'tsc', // Run "tsc" when any TS file is changed (for entire project)
  }

  Where the spawned command is literally "tsc" without any extra arguments. Previously, this was still chunked when a lot of files were staged. Now, it probably won't be chunked because the length of the command is just three letters.

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Commits

• d153443 Merge pull request #1828 from lint-staged/changeset-release/main
• 5162c14 chore(changeset): release
• a4db9a4 Merge pull request #1831 from lint-staged/linter-updates
• ea96cab style: enable oxlint "suspicious" category
• 2fae007 style: add @e18e/eslint-plugin
• 2280c38 Merge pull request #1829 from lint-staged/fix-merge-conflict-files
• 1453ae6 test: relax assertion so that it passes in worktree
• 15f7e53 fix: lint only files changed against HEAD and MERGE_HEAD, during a merge
• dedfc31 Merge pull request #1825 from lint-staged/parallel-tasks-inside-sequence
• 286e25c feat: allow running parallel tasks by nesting arrays
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