build(deps): bump @fontsource/inter from 4.5.14 to 5.0.1 #127
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| "@fontsource/inter@5.0.1": | ||
| version "5.0.1" | ||
| resolved "https://registry.yarnpkg.com/@fontsource/inter/-/inter-5.0.1.tgz#43fd31988734fe3abbe6864923ad43ede34038c2" | ||
| integrity sha512-jezFhHp0HcVy2t6M6r89EcxkT30vx0ofGauveQWQ81j70N/wNDYs4zI+sedeend6zF9GXIEqpOTO2D1k7VQX4w== | ||
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| "@fontsource/[email protected]": | ||
| version "4.5.8" | ||
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There was a problem hiding this comment. The code patch appears to be a change in the dependency versions for the "@fontsource/inter" package. The new version "5.0.1" is replacing the old version "4.5.14". The integrity hash has also been updated accordingly. There do not appear to be any bug risks or issues with this code patch. However, it may be worth checking if this new version of "@fontsource/inter" package introduces any breaking changes or other compatibility issues that could affect the rest of the codebase. As an improvement suggestion, it may be helpful to include a justification or explanation for why this dependency version change was made. This can help future developers understand the reasoning behind the change and make informed decisions about future updates. |
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This looks like a simple dependency upgrade patch for a JavaScript project. The only change is the version of "@fontsource/inter" was updated from "4.5.14" to "5.0.1". This should be a low-risk change, assuming there are no known breaking changes in version 5.0.1.
Some possible improvements include adding more information about the reasons for the dependency upgrade or specifying any backward compatibility concerns. Additionally, it may be helpful to have a proper versioning strategy in place and consider automated tests to detect any issues that may arise from future dependency upgrades.