Dependency Dashboard Discussion - Metadiff-ui

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Dependency Dashboard Discussion: ScottG489/metadiff-ui

Dependency Dashboard Discussion: ScottG489/metadiff-ui

Hey guys, let's dive into the Dependency Dashboard for ScottG489/metadiff-ui! This dashboard is a super useful tool that highlights all the Renovate updates and the dependencies that are being tracked. If you're new to this, be sure to check out the Dependency Dashboard documentation to get the full picture. Also, you can check out the repository directly on the Mend.io Web Portal for more insights here.

Deprecated Dependencies Alert!

First off, let's talk about the deprecated dependencies. These are like the old software packages that need some extra care, they can cause problems, so we have to replace them. Here's a quick rundown:

  • eslint-plugin-node: This needs to be replaced.
  • eslint-plugin-standard: We need to replace this too.

It's important to keep these updated to keep the project running smoothly and avoid security risks.

Rate-Limited Updates

Now, let's look at the rate-limited updates. Renovate is set up to manage these updates, but sometimes, they get a little held up. The good news is, you can give them a nudge. If you click on the checkboxes, you'll be able to force those updates to happen right away. These are usually limited to avoid overwhelming the system. Here's what's on the list:

  • Updating Terraform ScottG489/helpers/aws to version 0.1.12. This is essential for maintaining infrastructure integrity.

  • Updating @types/jest to version 29.5.14. Important for keeping testing up-to-date.

  • Updating bootstrap to version 5.3.8. Including @types/bootstrap which is key for frontend design.

  • Updating cypress to version 10.11.0. For the end-to-end testing of the application.

  • Updating eslint to version 8.57.1. Critical for maintaining code quality.

  • Updating eslint-config-standard to version 17.1.0. Important for standardizing code.

  • Updating eslint-plugin-cypress to version 2.15.2. Ensuring testing plugin compatibility.

  • Updating eslint-plugin-import to version 2.32.0. Keeps the import statements properly handled.

  • Updating eslint-plugin-n to version 15.7.0. Necessary for Node.js specific linting.

  • Updating eslint-plugin-promise to version 6.6.0. Keeping promises linted properly.

  • Updating eslint-plugin-react to version 7.37.5. Ensuring React components are properly linted.

  • Updating eslint-plugin-testing-library to version 5.11.1. Testing library integration updates.

  • Updating jquery to version 3.7.1, including @types/jquery. Helps maintain the user interface.

  • Updating npm-check-updates to version 16.14.20. For keeping dependencies up to date.

  • Updating prettier to version 2.8.8. Important for code formatting.

  • Updating typescript to version 4.9.5. Keeping the TypeScript version up to date.

  • Updating Node.js to version 18.20.8. Also includes @types/node which is necessary for TypeScript.

  • Updating React monorepo (@types/react, @types/react-dom, react, react-dom). Critical for frontend updates.

  • Updating Terraform aws to ~> 4.67.0. Updating cloud infrastructure.

  • Updating Terraform null to ~> 3.2.0. Helps with general infrastructure tasks.

  • Updating testing-library monorepo (@testing-library/jest-dom, @testing-library/user-event). Helps in the testing of the front-end.

  • Updating typescript-eslint monorepo to v5.62.0 (@typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin, @typescript-eslint/parser). Maintains code quality.

  • Updating actions/checkout action to v5. Critical for the GitHub workflow.

  • Major updates for @types/jest to v30, cypress to v15, eslint to v9, eslint-plugin-cypress to v5, eslint-plugin-n to v17, eslint-plugin-prettier to v5, eslint-plugin-promise to v7, eslint-plugin-standard to v5, eslint-plugin-testing-library to v7, npm-check-updates to v19, prettier to v3, typescript to v5, and Node.js to v24. These are large version changes and require careful review.

  • Major updates for React, Terraform and testing libraries, and typescript-eslint monorepo. It will affect the UI and functionality.

  • Updating Ubuntu Docker tag to v24. Important for build environments.

Open Updates

Next, let's check the open updates. These are updates that have been created and are ready for review and possible merging. If you want to rebase or retry any of these, just click the checkbox next to the specific update. This is like hitting the refresh button to make sure everything is working smoothly.

  • Replacing eslint-plugin-node with eslint-plugin-n ^14.0.0. It will improve the dependency with better compatibility.
  • Updating eslint-plugin-prettier to version 4.2.5. This will enhance the code formatting.

Remember to review these pull requests carefully before merging.

Detected Dependencies Breakdown

Now, let's dive into the detected dependencies found in this project. I'll break down the dependencies by type to help you understand the scope of the project:

Dockerfile Dependencies

First, we have the Dockerfile dependencies. These are the tools used to build and package your application. Here's what the dashboard shows:

  • ubuntu 20.04: The base operating system for the Docker image. Keeping the base image up-to-date is key for security and compatibility.

GitHub Actions Dependencies

Next, we see the GitHub Actions dependencies. These are automated workflows that help with building, testing, and deploying your code. Here's a look:

  • actions/checkout v1: Used to check out the repository code. Ensuring this is up-to-date helps with workflow stability.

npm Dependencies

Now, let's look at the npm dependencies. These are the JavaScript packages that make your project work. This is a big list, so I'll break it down:

  • Type Definitions: @types/bootstrap, @types/jquery, @types/node, @types/react, @types/react-dom, @types/jest. These are helpful to give type safety to the projects.
  • Frontend Libraries: bootstrap, jquery, react, react-dom. These are the foundational elements of the frontend.
  • TypeScript: typescript. The core language for the project.
  • Testing Libraries: @testing-library/jest-dom, @testing-library/react, @testing-library/user-event. This will help the testing of the front-end.
  • ESLint and Related: @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin, @typescript-eslint/parser, eslint, eslint-config-standard, eslint-plugin-cypress, eslint-plugin-import, eslint-plugin-n, eslint-plugin-node, eslint-plugin-prettier, eslint-plugin-promise, eslint-plugin-react, eslint-plugin-standard, eslint-plugin-testing-library. These tools ensure code quality and consistency.
  • Dependency Management: npm-check-updates. For making the project to stay up to date.
  • Code Formatting: prettier. For formatting the code.
  • React Scripts: react-scripts. For creating the react app.

nvm Dependencies

Next, let's look at the Node Version Manager dependencies. This ensures everyone is using the same version of Node.js. Here's what we have:

  • .nvmrc with node v18.8.0: This specifies the Node.js version. Ensuring this is consistent across your team is very important.

Terraform Dependencies

Finally, we have the Terraform dependencies. These help to manage the infrastructure as code. Here's a breakdown:

  • aws ~> 4.8.0: AWS provider for Terraform.
  • null ~> 3.1.1: The null resource for Terraform.
  • ScottG489/helpers/aws 1.4.0 and ScottG489/helpers/aws 0.1.8: Custom modules for AWS help.

These modules and providers are crucial for managing your infrastructure in AWS.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask! Let's keep these dependencies in top shape to maintain a healthy project!