Commits
* Fix security venerability
During install, npm warned against the following venerability
https://github.com/advisories/GHSA-67mh-4wv8-2f99 . This commit bumps
the effected esbuild version and vitest, which depends on it.
* Bump and Remove Unused Dependencies, add Formatting
This commit updates prettier, so it now respects and therefore ignores
files in the folder dist. Furthermore, arg, npm-run-all and globby are
not used and only pull in unused code and therefore cause a wider attack
surface on developer machines
* Format Code, and Fix Spacing and Name in bench.js
The spacing in scripts/bench.js was off, leading to an unconsitent
visual output when running the benchmark. Furthermore, the benchmark
was still named ultraflags. Prettier was used to format the rest of the
code
* Revert "Format Code, and Fix Spacing and Name in bench.js"
This reverts commit 4f460e558ed645f91e0c9b3140ee836d3a1ca93f.
* Fix Spacing and Library Name in bench.js
The spacing in scripts/bench.js was off, leading to an unconsitent
visual output when running the benchmark. Furthermore, the benchmark
was still named ultraflags.
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[ci] release
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Treat boolean arguments as positionals
Here changed behavior of booleans to not "swallow" positionals after
them.
For example `curl --get http://my-url.com` where --get is boolean
I need to get `{ get: true, _: ['http://my-url.com'] }`.
Node's parseArgs works the same way.
[ci] release
[ci] release
[ci] release
* Fix security venerability
During install, npm warned against the following venerability
https://github.com/advisories/GHSA-67mh-4wv8-2f99 . This commit bumps
the effected esbuild version and vitest, which depends on it.
* Bump and Remove Unused Dependencies, add Formatting
This commit updates prettier, so it now respects and therefore ignores
files in the folder dist. Furthermore, arg, npm-run-all and globby are
not used and only pull in unused code and therefore cause a wider attack
surface on developer machines
* Format Code, and Fix Spacing and Name in bench.js
The spacing in scripts/bench.js was off, leading to an unconsitent
visual output when running the benchmark. Furthermore, the benchmark
was still named ultraflags. Prettier was used to format the rest of the
code
* Revert "Format Code, and Fix Spacing and Name in bench.js"
This reverts commit 4f460e558ed645f91e0c9b3140ee836d3a1ca93f.
* Fix Spacing and Library Name in bench.js
The spacing in scripts/bench.js was off, leading to an unconsitent
visual output when running the benchmark. Furthermore, the benchmark
was still named ultraflags.
Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>