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The vite minor bump propagates through vitest and vitiate, so CI and local test bundling behavior could shift; runtime app code is unaffected.
Overview
This rolling dependency run bumps the Node toolchain pin in .node-version from 26.8.1 to 26.8.2 and refreshes the lockfile to match.
Catalog and override pins move vite8.2.2 → 8.3.0 (including vitest, @vitest/*, and vitiate peer resolutions) and fast-check4.9.0 → 4.10.0 for property-based tests. magic-string is aligned to 1.3.1 via the workspace catalog/override, with transitive source-map codec cleanup (@jridgewell/sourcemap-codec1.6.0). The lockfile also records pnpm12.4.2 → 12.4.1 for the root package-manager dependency.
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[agent] Closing as superseded by the current default branch. The package/tool pins from this update are already present on main; the remaining workspace and lockfile delta against this branch is the newer scoped @vitiate/core@0.3.1 > @swc/core override and its lock resolution. This branch is 5 commits behind main, which is based on the released SDK line.
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Medium Risk
The vite minor bump propagates through vitest and vitiate, so CI and local test bundling behavior could shift; runtime app code is unaffected.
Overview
This rolling dependency run bumps the Node toolchain pin in
.node-versionfrom 26.8.1 to 26.8.2 and refreshes the lockfile to match.Catalog and override pins move
vite8.2.2 → 8.3.0 (including vitest,@vitest/*, and vitiate peer resolutions) andfast-check4.9.0 → 4.10.0 for property-based tests.magic-stringis aligned to 1.3.1 via the workspace catalog/override, with transitive source-map codec cleanup (@jridgewell/sourcemap-codec1.6.0). The lockfile also records pnpm 12.4.2 → 12.4.1 for the root package-manager dependency.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit f7dd166. Configure here.