* Upgrade ESLint and related configurations to version 9
- Update ESLint to version 9.19.0
- Migrate ESLint configurations to flat config format
- Remove deprecated ESLint config files
- Update package dependencies and configurations
- Simplify ESLint setup across packages
- Remove unnecessary ESLint config blocks from package.json files
- Improved CI caching with Turborepo tasks
- Removed duplicate styles
An incorrect variable name in account-invitations-table.tsx was fixed, correcting `iRenewingInvite` to `isRenewingInvite`. Additionally, several dependencies across the project were updated, including `zod`, `supabase`, and `stripe`, among others. These updates ensure the project is using the most recent and secure versions of the libraries.
This commit includes three main changes. First, it updates the Zod library from version 3.23.4 to 3.23.5 across all relevant packages. Second, code readability has been enhanced by formatting modifications in several TypeScript files. Lastly, the user feedback on certain operations such as creating a team or charging for a payment is strengthened, by displaying an awaiting indicator until the operation is complete.
This commit updates the versions of some dependencies, removes a few unused packages, and corrects the locations of some of the dependencies. Specific changes include version updates for '@tanstack/react-query-next-experimental', 'lucide-react', and 'supabase'. Furthermore, several unnecessary '@tanstack/react-table', 'next', 'tailwind-merge', and 'zod' dependencies were removed from various packages. The exact details of these changes can be obtained by comparing the changes in the 'pnpm-lock.yaml' file.
This commit addresses the update of various npm package dependencies across multiple modules. These updates include a version bump for lucide-react from 0.368.0 to 0.372.0 and rearrangement of "@types/react" and "@kit/monitoring-core" in the 'devDependencies' section for improved organization. These updates will ensure that we're using the most recent secure releases and enhance the project maintainability.
The Zod and Lucide-react libraries have been updated to version ^3.23.0 and ^0.372.0, respectively, in all packages. This change ensures that all packages are using the latest stable versions of these libraries, keeping the codebase up-to-date and minimizing potential compatibility issues.
This commit updates various package versions in the pnpm-lock.yaml file. The updated packages include tailwind-merge, zod, recharts, and '@sentry/nextjs' among others. This is a part of regular maintenance and ensuring that the project dependencies are up-to-date.
This commit refactors the i18n settings in `i18n.settings.ts` to improve language handling. In addition, it updates the `pnpm-lock.yaml` file to upgrade the lockfile version and several package dependencies. Most notably, it integrates `tailwind-merge` and `@tanstack/react-table` into various packages.
The version of lucide-react package in all project dependencies has been upgraded from "^0.367.0" to "^0.368.0". This update was done across multiple packages in the project to ensure consistency and the latest features/bug fixes from the updated library are utilized.
This commit updates multiple dependencies in the pnpm-lock.yaml file and imports the dynamic method from 'next/dynamic' in the site-header-account-section.tsx file. These updates are part of routine maintenance and improvement of the codebase. The import allows for dynamic imports, which can enhance performance.
New type definitions have been added to the billing/core package: UpsertOrderParams and UpsertSubscriptionParams. These types were then exported and used in other services, removing duplication and ensuring type consistency across the package. The changes have been reflected in the package.json file of billing/core package.
This commit updates the versions of the 'lucide-react' and '@tanstack/react-query' dependencies across various packages. It also removes the step to install Playwright Browsers in the GitHub workflow. Updating these versions ensures that we are using the latest features and bug fixes of these libraries. This change could potentially improve the functionality, compatibility, and security of our application.
