Minor dependencies update - #543
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Bump every direct dependency to the newest version its current major allows (semver minor/patch only), so no consumer-visible breaking change and no major version bump of xml-crypto is required. Runtime: @xmldom/xmldom ^0.8.10 -> ^0.8.15 Dev: @cjbarth/github-release-notes ^4.2.0 -> ^4.3.0 @prettier/plugin-xml ^3.2.2 -> ^3.4.2 @types/chai ^4.3.11 -> ^4.3.20 @types/mocha ^10.0.6 -> ^10.0.10 @types/node ^16.18.69 -> ^16.18.126 @typescript-eslint/* ^6.18.1 -> ^6.21.0 chai ^4.3.10 -> ^4.5.0 ejs ^3.1.9 -> ^3.1.10 eslint ^8.56.0 -> ^8.57.1 eslint-config-prettier ^9.0.0 -> ^9.1.2 mocha ^10.2.0 -> ^10.8.2 prettier ^3.1.0 -> ^3.9.6 prettier-plugin-packagejson ^2.4.6 -> ^2.5.22 ts-node ^10.9.1 -> ^10.9.2 typescript ^5.3.2 -> ^5.9.3 Code tweaks required by the newer toolchain, neither of which changes the public API: - src/types.ts: reflow a union type for prettier 3.9. - test/canonicalization-unit-tests.spec.ts: the "SignedInfo canonization" test ended in a comma rather than a semicolon, making it and "Exclusive canonicalization works on complex xml" a single comma-sequence expression. Prettier 3.9 renders sequence expressions with wrapping parens, which exposed the typo. Fixed the separator instead of accepting the reformat; both tests already ran, so test behaviour is unchanged. Vulnerabilities reported by npm audit drop from 72 to 42, with the runtime dependency tree now reporting zero. Build, lint and the full suite (211 passing) are green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Follow-up to the within-major pass. These are devDependency major bumps; they are invisible to consumers, so no semver major is needed. eslint-config-prettier ^9.1.2 -> ^10.1.8 (peer eslint >=7) eslint-plugin-deprecation ^2.0.0 -> ^3.0.0 (peer eslint ^8, ts ^5) prettier-plugin-packagejson ^2.5.22 -> ^3.0.2 (peer prettier ^3) Also revert @cjbarth/github-release-notes to ^4.2.0. Version 4.3.0 requires Node >= 18 and pulls the @inquirer/* stack, which peer-depends on "@types/node >= 18". That cannot be reconciled with pinning @types/node to ^16, and npm 8 and npm 11 resolve the conflict differently: the resulting lockfile made `npm ci` fail on Node 16 with "Missing: @types/node@26.4.1 from lock file". CI runs `npm ci` on the Node 16 matrix entry, so this had to go back. The lockfile is regenerated with npm 8 on Node 16, the oldest toolchain CI uses, and stays at lockfileVersion 2 as before. `npm update` on Node 16 is now a no-op, so the CI test job's update/reinstall cycle is stable. The eslint-plugin-deprecation and prettier-plugin-packagejson upgrades declare Node >= 18 / >= 20 through transitive dependencies (@typescript-eslint 7, sort-package-json 3), but those declarations are advisory and the code paths we use still run on Node 16. Verified rather than assumed, see below. The deprecation/deprecation rule was also confirmed to still report, so the upgrade did not silently disable it. Verified end to end on both Node 16.20.2 / npm 8.19.4 and Node 24.19.0 / npm 11.17.0: npm ci, build, lint and 211 passing tests. The full CI sequence (ci, test, update, ci, test) also passes on Node 16. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Remove ejs. It was a direct devDependency with no reference anywhere in the repo and nothing else depending on it. Activate the Prettier plugins. Prettier 2 auto-loaded plugins from node_modules, but Prettier 3 removed that, so since the move to Prettier 3 both @prettier/plugin-xml and prettier-plugin-packagejson have been installed but never loaded. Declaring them in .prettierrc.json restores the intended behaviour, confirmed by formatting a scratch file before and after: package.json keys now sort and XML is normalised. Nothing in the repo actually changes shape, because package.json was already in sort-package-json order and every XML file lives under test/static or test/validators, which .prettierignore excludes. That exclusion matters: those are signature fixtures where whitespace is load-bearing and must never be reformatted. Pin @cjbarth/github-release-notes to ~4.2.0. The previous commit set ^4.2.0, which still resolves to 4.3.0, so it did not actually keep the @InQuirer stack (and its "@types/node >= 18" peer, unsatisfiable against our @types/node ^16) out of the tree. What made `npm ci` pass on Node 16 there was regenerating the lockfile with npm 8, which is not durable: any later `npm install` under npm 11 reintroduced the failure. Only 4.2.0 and 4.3.0 exist in 4.x, so ~4.2.0 holds 4.2.0 while still allowing a future 4.2.x patch. The lockfile is now npm-version independent, verified by generating it under npm 11 and installing it under npm 8. Refresh GitHub Actions: checkout v4 -> v7, setup-node v4 -> v7, codecov-action v3.1.4 -> v7, codeql-action v3 -> v4. codecov-action v7 still accepts the `verbose` input, `token` remains optional, and `fail_ci_if_error` defaults to false, so a tokenless upload cannot fail the build. Extend the test matrix with Node 22 and 24 alongside the existing 16, 18 and 20. Verified on Node 16.20.2 / npm 8.19.4 and Node 24.19.0 / npm 11.17.0: npm ci, build, lint and 211 passing tests, plus the full CI sequence (ci, test, update, ci, test) on Node 16. `npm update` under npm 8 rewrites the lockfile, but the change is only the per-package `license` metadata field that npm 11 records and npm 8 does not; no dependency version moves. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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5.0.0 no longer depends on the npm CLI, which 4.2.0 vendored in full. That single dependency accounted for most of the repository's advisories, and dropping it takes `npm audit` from 53 to 22, with the one critical and 28 of the high findings gone. Runtime dependencies remain at zero. It also unblocks the reason we were pinned to 4.2.0 in the first place. The @InQuirer stack still peer-depends on "@types/node >= 18", which cannot be satisfied alongside our pinned @types/node ^16, but that peer is now marked optional. npm 8 and npm 11 therefore agree on the tree instead of disagreeing about whether to install it, and the lockfile no longer depends on which npm generated it. That was the actual failure before: `npm ci` on the Node 16 matrix entry aborting with "Missing: @types/node@26.4.1 from lock file". Note that 5.0.0 declares "node >= 24" while this package supports Node 16, so `npm ci` logs EBADENGINE warnings on the older matrix entries. They are warnings, not errors, and gren is release-time tooling that only ever runs on a maintainer's machine, never in CI. Verified on Node 16.20.2 / npm 8.19.4 and Node 24.19.0 / npm 11.17.0: npm ci, build, lint and 211 passing tests, plus the full CI sequence (ci, test, update, ci, test) on Node 16. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Dependency maintenance. Everything moves to the newest version it can while keeping
Node 16 support —
enginesis unchanged at>=16, and the only runtime change is@xmldom/xmldom^0.8.10→^0.8.15. The rest is devDependencies.ejs— unused.@cjbarth/github-release-notesto~4.2.0; 4.3.0 needs Node 18+ and brokenpm cion the Node 16 CI job..prettierrc.json. Prettier 3 dropped pluginauto-loading, so
@prettier/plugin-xmlandprettier-plugin-packagejsonhad beeninstalled but inert. No files change shape as a result.
canonicalization-unit-tests.spec.tsthatjoined two
it()blocks into a single expression. Both already ran, so the diff thereis mostly re-indentation.
Build, lint and 211 tests pass on both Node 16.20.2 and Node 24.19.0.
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