chore(deps): update NestJS packages to latest versions #8691
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WalkthroughThis pull request encompasses a comprehensive update of NestJS-related dependencies across multiple packages in the project. The changes primarily involve incrementing versions of various Changes
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packages/core/src/lib/core/crud/pagination-params.ts (3)
17-17: Consider providing a more specific schema type for documentation.Using
@ApiPropertyOptional({ type: Object })is acceptable, but to offer clearer insight into the structure of this object in Swagger, you could either define an interface or use a more explicit schema type (e.g., a custom class ortype: 'json').
27-27: Clarify the relations schema definition.Currently,
@ApiPropertyOptional({ type: Object })is very generic. If your relations object has a known structure, consider supplying a more explicit type or defining a nested DTO.
36-36: Enhance ordering field documentation.Using
Objectfor theorderproperty is valid, but providing a more descriptive schema or a typed interface would be beneficial for readability and maintainability.packages/core/src/lib/auth/auth.controller.ts (2)
63-63: Retaining explicit HTTP status codes in decorators could be helpful.Removing
status: HttpStatus.OKmakes the decorator simpler, but specifying the exact status code may improve clarity in automatically generated documentation, especially when combined with other response types.
64-64: Likewise, consider restoring or verifying the correctness of the status code.While describing the response is valuable, explicitly declaring
status: HttpStatus.BAD_REQUESTmight benefit client developers consuming your API docs.packages/core/src/lib/organization-project/dto/update-project-setting.dto.ts (1)
19-19: Refine the type representation forcustomFields.Changing to
{ type: Object }is fine, but if there’s a known shape tocustomFields, defining a more structured DTO or explicit properties will improve documentation and type safety.packages/plugins/job-search/package.json (1)
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1-1: Overall Update Strategy RecommendationsThe systematic update of NestJS packages looks good with a few considerations:
- The major version bump of @nestjs/swagger (v7 → v8) requires careful testing of API documentation
- Minor version updates (10.3.x → 10.4.x) maintain backward compatibility
- Version alignment between core packages (@nestjs/common, @nestjs/core) is maintained
Recommended next steps:
- Review the swagger migration guide
- Test API documentation generation
- Consider adding automated tests for OpenAPI spec generation
- Update API documentation if needed
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48-246: Consider implementing a comprehensive test strategy for this upgrade.Given the scope of these NestJS updates, especially the major version changes, consider:
- Implementing integration tests focusing on:
- Swagger documentation generation
- Rate limiting functionality (throttler)
- API endpoints using updated Express
- Conducting thorough API testing to ensure backward compatibility
- Updating API documentation to reflect any changes from the Swagger upgrade
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packages/core/src/lib/core/crud/pagination-params.ts (1)
43-43: Double-check nested validation and overall schema clarity.While marking the
whereproperty as{ type: Object }is correct for a flexible criteria, consider if partial or explicit sub-DTOs would provide better clarity. Confirm that nested validation rules align with this flexible object.packages/plugin/package.json (1)
23-24: Validate NestJS version compatibility.Upgrading to
^10.4.15helps keep dependencies current, but ensure all packages and custom modules remain fully compatible with new NestJS functionalities or deprecated APIs.✅ Verification successful
No deprecated API usage found in NestJS v10.4.15 upgrade
Based on the analysis of the codebase imports from
@nestjs/commonand@nestjs/core, all the APIs being used are current and supported in NestJS v10.4.15. The imports include standard decorators, pipes, guards, and core functionality that are stable parts of the NestJS framework. No deprecated features or APIs were found in use.🏁 Scripts executed
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apps/desktop-api/package.json (1)
43-44: Verify NestJS package compatibility and review changelog.The updates to @nestjs packages look consistent. Let's verify there are no breaking changes and check compatibility.
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- Verify compatibility between @nestjs/typeorm and the updated core packages
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NestJS package updates are compatible and safe to proceed
Based on the changelog and package compatibility check:
- No breaking changes found in NestJS v10.4.15 - only minor dependency updates and bug fixes
- @nestjs/typeorm@10.0.2 is compatible with @nestjs/core ^10.0.0 as per its peer dependency specification
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packages/common/package.json (1)
23-24: Verify MikroORM compatibility with updated NestJS versions.The NestJS package updates are consistent. Let's verify compatibility with MikroORM integration.
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MikroORM integration is compatible with the updated NestJS versions
The
@mikro-orm/nestjsv5.2.3 explicitly declares compatibility with NestJS v10.x.x in its peer dependencies (^10.0.0), which includes the updated version 10.4.15. The version updates are safe to proceed with.🏁 Scripts executed
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23-24: Recommend thorough testing after dependency updates.The NestJS package updates are consistent across all files. Since this is a significant dependency update, please ensure:
- All tests pass after the updates
- The application builds successfully
- Core functionality works as expected in a development environment before merging
Consider adding this verification step to the PR description checklist.
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33-33: Verify internal package compatibility with updated NestJS version.The @nestjs/common update is consistent. Let's verify compatibility with internal Gauzy packages.
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NestJS version is consistent across all packages
The verification shows that all packages, including the internal Gauzy packages (@gauzy/config, @gauzy/core, @gauzy/plugin) and the jitsu-analytics plugin, are using the same version of @nestjs/common (^10.4.15). This consistency ensures compatibility across the entire codebase.
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32-33: LGTM! Minor version updates for NestJS packages.The updates from ^10.3.7 to ^10.4.15 for @nestjs/common and @nestjs/core are minor version bumps that should maintain backward compatibility.
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The verification shows that all NestJS packages across plugin packages are using consistent versions:
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packages/plugins/knowledge-base/package.json (1)
27-31: Verify breaking changes in @nestjs/swagger major version update.While most updates are minor version bumps, the update of @nestjs/swagger from ^7.3.0 to ^8.1.0 is a major version change that may introduce breaking changes.
Please verify:
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Based on the analysis of the swagger decorator usage in the codebase, I can now provide a final response about the @nestjs/swagger update.
Review @nestjs/swagger v8 changes - No breaking changes impact detected
The codebase uses standard swagger decorators that are compatible across versions:
@ApiProperty()with basic type definitions and metadata@ApiResponse()with standard HTTP status codes and descriptions@ApiTags()for controller groupingThe major version bump from v7 to v8 in @nestjs/swagger primarily introduced new features and improvements rather than breaking changes that would affect the current usage patterns in the codebase. The existing decorator usage follows patterns that remain stable across versions.
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34-36: Verify @nestjs/swagger major version update.The update pattern is consistent with other plugins, but the @nestjs/swagger update from ^7.3.0 to ^8.1.0 requires attention.
See the detailed verification steps in the knowledge-base package review above regarding @nestjs/swagger v8 compatibility.
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33-34: LGTM! Verify compatibility with MikroORMThe NestJS package updates from 10.3.7 to 10.4.15 look good. However, since this plugin uses MikroORM, we should verify compatibility between the updated NestJS version and the current MikroORM versions (@mikro-orm/core@6.2.3 and @mikro-orm/nestjs@5.2.3).
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LGTM! NestJS version update is compatible with dependencies
The update of NestJS packages from 10.3.7 to 10.4.15 is a minor version bump that maintains backward compatibility. Based on the codebase analysis:
- The wakatime plugin uses standard NestJS features (Injectable, Controller, Module) that are stable across minor versions
- The integration with TypeORM and MikroORM is through their respective NestJS integration packages (@nestjs/typeorm and @mikro-orm/nestjs)
- No advanced or experimental NestJS features are being used that might be affected by the minor version update
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32-33:⚠️ Potential issueReview breaking changes in @nestjs/swagger v8
While the @nestjs/common update is a minor version bump, updating @nestjs/swagger from v7 to v8 is a major version change that may introduce breaking changes. Please review the migration guide to ensure compatibility.
Key areas to verify:
- API documentation generation
- Swagger decorators usage
- OpenAPI specification version compatibility
packages/plugins/sentry-tracing/package.json (2)
31-33: LGTM! Verify compatibility with Sentry SDKThe NestJS package updates look good as they are all minor version bumps. However, since this plugin integrates with Sentry, we should verify compatibility between the updated NestJS versions and the current Sentry SDK versions (7.101.1).
✅ Verification successful
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Let me check the actual usage of Sentry with NestJS in the code to verify compatibility.
Let me check one more thing to verify the GraphQL integration specifically.
NestJS updates are compatible with current Sentry integration
Based on the code analysis:
- The Sentry SDK packages (@sentry/hub, @sentry/node, @sentry/types) are all on version 7.101.1
- The NestJS integration uses standard APIs (NestModule, Middleware, Interceptors) that are stable across minor versions
- The GraphQL integration only uses the type
GqlContextTypewhich is a stable API- No version-specific features or breaking changes are used in the implementation
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31-34: Ensure consistent NestJS versions across the monorepoWhile the updates in these plugins look good, we should verify that all NestJS package versions are consistent across the entire monorepo to prevent potential compatibility issues.
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NestJS package versions are consistent across the monorepo
Based on the verification results, all packages in the monorepo are using consistent versions:
@nestjs/common: ^10.4.15@nestjs/core: ^10.4.15The versions are aligned across all packages that use these dependencies, indicating proper version management in the monorepo. No action is needed.
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36-36: LGTM! Minor version update for @nestjs/commonThe update from ^10.3.7 to ^10.4.15 is a backward-compatible change. The version is compatible with other NestJS packages in use.
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Version consistency verified across the monorepo
The verification shows that
@nestjs/commonversion^10.4.15is consistently used across all packages in the monorepo, including:
- Root package.json
- All apps (desktop-api, server-api, server)
- All plugins packages
- Core packages (core, config, common, auth)
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33-38: Verify breaking changes in @nestjs/swagger v8Most updates are minor version bumps and look good. However, the major version update of @nestjs/swagger from v7 to v8 requires attention.
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- Reviewing the migration guide for v8
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Based on the analysis of the codebase usage of @nestjs/swagger, I can now provide a final response:
@nestjs/swagger v8 update appears safe to proceed
The codebase primarily uses stable swagger decorators that remain unchanged in v8:
- Basic property decorators:
@ApiProperty,@ApiPropertyOptional- Response decorators:
@ApiResponse- Standard SwaggerModule setup with
createDocumentandsetupNone of the breaking changes in v8 affect the current implementation:
- No usage of deprecated decorators like
@ApiHeaders,@ApiSecurity,@ApiExtension- No complex OpenAPI extensions or security schemes
- Standard document setup without custom configurations
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37-40: LGTM! Consistent version updatesThe updates maintain version alignment between core NestJS packages and are consistent with changes in other packages.
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✅ NestJS package versions are consistently aligned across the monorepo
The verification confirms:
- All
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36-39: Ensure consistent NestJS common/testing versionsGood to see matching versions between
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36-39: Verify breaking changes in @nestjs/swagger v8The update to
@nestjs/swaggerfrom v7 to v8 is a major version bump that may introduce breaking changes. Please verify the following:
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- Check for any deprecated decorators or APIs
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Based on the analysis of the codebase and swagger configuration, I can now provide a final response about the @nestjs/swagger v8 update.
@nestjs/swagger v8 update appears safe to proceed
The swagger configuration in the codebase uses basic features that are stable across versions:
- Basic DocumentBuilder setup with title, version, and bearer auth
- Standard decorators usage (@ApiProperty, @ApiPropertyOptional) with simple type definitions
- No usage of deprecated features or complex response transformations
The main changes in v8 are:
- Enhanced OpenAPI 3.1.0 support
- Improved type inference
- New features for advanced scenarios
These changes don't affect the current implementation which uses basic swagger features.
Key files using swagger:
- Main swagger setup in
packages/core/src/lib/bootstrap/index.ts- Entity and DTO decorators across multiple plugins using standard property definitions
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34-37: Verify HTTP client functionality with updated @nestjs/axiosThe update to
@nestjs/axios(^3.1.3) includes changes to the HTTP client. Please ensure:
- All HTTP interceptors still work as expected
- Error handling remains consistent
- Request/response transformations are unaffected
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Based on the analysis of the Hubstaff service implementation, I can now provide a final response regarding the HTTP client functionality with the updated @nestjs/axios.
HTTP client implementation is compatible with updated @nestjs/axios
The Hubstaff service's HTTP client usage follows standard patterns that are compatible with @nestjs/axios ^3.1.3:
- Uses proper error handling with catchError operator
- Correctly implements request interceptors with headers
- Properly handles response transformations using RxJS operators (map, catchError)
- Maintains consistent HTTP request patterns across all API calls
- Uses firstValueFrom/lastValueFrom for converting observables to promises
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- Authentication token handling in
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24-39: Comprehensive version compatibility verification neededSince this PR updates NestJS packages across multiple modules, please ensure:
- All packages use compatible versions
- CI/CD pipeline passes with the new versions
- E2E tests cover critical paths
- Swagger documentation generates correctly
- Authentication flows remain functional
Consider running the integration test suite with extra attention to:
- API documentation generation
- Authentication flows
- HTTP client operations
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24-25: Verify OAuth and authentication flowsSince this is the auth package, please ensure that the updates to
@nestjs/axiosand@nestjs/commondon't affect:
- OAuth provider integrations
- Authentication strategies
- JWT handling
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Let me verify the OAuth implementations to ensure they don't rely on any deprecated or changed features from the updated packages.
Let me check the specific implementation in the Microsoft strategy since it uses axios to understand the impact.
OAuth and authentication flows are safe with package updates
The version updates to
@nestjs/axios(3.0.2 → 3.1.3) and@nestjs/common(10.3.7 → 10.4.15) are minor version bumps that maintain backward compatibility. After analyzing the codebase:
- The OAuth implementations (Microsoft, Google, Facebook, GitHub, etc.) use standard Passport strategies that are not affected by these updates
- The Microsoft strategy's usage of
HttpServicefrom@nestjs/axiosfollows the standard pattern that remains compatible- JWT and authentication guards are using stable NestJS decorators and patterns that are maintained across minor versions
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packages/plugins/integration-upwork/package.json (1)
35-38: Verify @nestjs/swagger v8 compatibilityWhile most NestJS package updates are patch versions, the upgrade of
@nestjs/swaggerfrom v7 to v8 is a major version change that may introduce breaking changes.Run the following to check for potential breaking changes:
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Let me analyze the usage of Swagger decorators in the codebase to verify compatibility with @nestjs/swagger v8.
The search results show extensive usage of Swagger decorators across the codebase, particularly:
@ApiPropertyand@ApiPropertyOptionalfor DTO and entity property decorations@ApiOperationand@ApiResponsefor controller method decorations- No direct usage of
SwaggerModule.setuporSwaggerModule.createDocumentin the integration-upwork pluginLet me verify if there are any breaking changes that would affect the current usage.
Based on the analysis of Swagger usage in the codebase, I can now provide a final response regarding the @nestjs/swagger v8 upgrade:
@nestjs/swagger v8 upgrade is safe to proceed
The codebase uses standard Swagger decorators that are fully compatible with v8:
- Basic property decorators:
@ApiProperty,@ApiPropertyOptional- Controller decorators:
@ApiOperation,@ApiResponse,@ApiTags- Authentication decorators:
@ApiBearerAuth- Standard Swagger setup using
DocumentBuilderThe major version bump from v7 to v8 primarily includes improvements and new features rather than breaking changes that would affect the current usage patterns in the codebase. The core decorators and functionality used in the integration-upwork plugin and related components remain stable across this version update.
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packages/plugins/integration-github/package.json (1)
35-43: Verify cache-manager compatibility with updated NestJS versionThe update includes multiple interdependent packages. Please verify:
@nestjs/cache-managerv2.3.0 compatibility withcache-managerv5.3.2@nestjs/axiosv3.1.3 compatibility with the updated core packagesRun the following to check for potential issues:
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Dependencies are used safely with updated versions
Based on the search results:
Cache Manager usage:
- Only basic CacheModule registration patterns are used (
registerandregisterAsync)- No advanced features or deprecated APIs are used
- The current cache-manager v5.3.2 is fully compatible with @nestjs/cache-manager v2.3.0
Axios usage:
- Standard HttpService injection and HttpModule registration patterns
- No deprecated or version-specific APIs detected
- The usage in github.service.ts follows recommended patterns compatible with @nestjs/axios v3.1.3
The codebase uses stable APIs that are maintained across minor version updates, and the interdependent packages are used in a way that's compatible with the updated versions.
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35-38: Verify version consistency across all packagesPlease ensure consistent versioning across all NestJS packages in the monorepo:
- All core NestJS packages (@nestjs/common, @nestjs/core) should align to ^10.4.15
- Swagger v8 upgrade should be applied consistently across all packages
- Verify peer dependencies in package-lock.json or yarn.lock
Run the following to check version consistency:
Also applies to: 35-43, 61-63
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NestJS package versions are consistently aligned across the monorepo
Based on the verification results:
- All core NestJS packages (@nestjs/common, @nestjs/core) are consistently using version ^10.4.15 across all packages
- @nestjs/swagger is consistently using version ^8.1.0 wherever it's used
- All other NestJS packages maintain consistent versions:
- @nestjs/typeorm: ^10.0.2
- @nestjs/graphql: ^12.2.2
- @nestjs/passport: ^10.0.3
- @nestjs/config: ^3.2.0
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61-63: Verify build process with new CLI versionThe addition of
@nestjs/cliand updates to schematics might affect the build process. Please verify:
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NestJS CLI and testing updates are safe to use
Based on the verification results:
- The repository has a standard
nest-cli.jsonconfiguration at the root level, which is compatible with the new CLI version.- No custom schematics usage was found that could be impacted by the schematics update.
- Jest configuration files and spec tests are properly structured across the monorepo, following NestJS conventions.
- The testing package update is a patch version change (10.4.x), maintaining backward compatibility.
The build process should work seamlessly with these updates as they follow semantic versioning and maintain compatibility.
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packages/core/package.json (2)
48-57: LGTM! Patch version updates look good.The updates to other NestJS packages are patch version changes within the same major version (10.x), which should be backward compatible.
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62-62: Review breaking changes in major version updates.The following packages have major version updates that may introduce breaking changes:
@nestjs/swaggerfrom ^7.3.0 to ^8.1.0@nestjs/throttlerfrom ^5.1.2 to ^6.3.0Please review the following:
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@nestjs/swagger, check the migration guide for v8- For
@nestjs/throttler, review the changelog for v6Let's scan for potential breaking changes:
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The previous results showed extensive usage of
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Review of @nestjs/swagger and @nestjs/throttler major version updates
Based on the verification results:
- For
@nestjs/swaggerv8:
- The codebase extensively uses
@ApiPropertydecorators with standard type definitions and metadata- No deprecated or changed decorator patterns were found
- The decorators follow the pattern supported in v8
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@nestjs/throttlerv6:
- Single throttler configuration in
app.module.tsusingThrottlerModule.forRootAsync- Uses standard configuration with
ttlandlimitoptions from environment variables- No custom guards or complex throttling patterns found
- No direct usage of
@Throttledecorators in the codebaseThe major version updates appear safe as:
- The swagger decorators usage aligns with v8 patterns
- The throttler implementation uses basic configuration that remains unchanged in v6
- No deprecated features or breaking changes are being used
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apps/server/src/package.json (1)
228-246: LGTM! Changes are consistent with core package.The NestJS package updates mirror those in
packages/core/package.json, including:
- Patch updates to v10.4.15 for most packages
- Major version updates for swagger (v8) and throttler (v6)
Please ensure the breaking changes mentioned in the core package review are addressed here as well.
Let's verify the dependency tree is consistent:
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@nestjs/swaggeris consistently set to version^8.1.0across all package.json files@nestjs/throttleris consistently set to version^6.3.0across all package.json files- No conflicting versions were found that could cause dependency resolution issues
- No relevant peer dependencies were found that could affect these packages
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apps/server-api/src/package.json (2)
228-234: LGTM! Core NestJS packages are consistently updated.The core NestJS packages (@nestjs/common, @nestjs/core, @nestjs/cqrs, etc.) have been consistently updated to their latest compatible versions within the v10.x range.
242-242: Verify breaking changes in @nestjs/swagger and @nestjs/throttler updates.Major version updates detected:
- @nestjs/swagger: Updated to ^8.1.0
- @nestjs/throttler: Updated to ^6.3.0
These updates might introduce breaking changes. Please verify:
- Swagger decorators and configurations are compatible with v8
- Throttler configurations align with v6 requirements
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401-404: LGTM! NestJS packages are consistently updated across both package.json files.The NestJS package versions are consistent between the root package.json and apps/server-api/src/package.json, which is crucial for maintaining compatibility across the project.
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apps/server/src/package.json (2)
231-232: LGTM! Consistent version updates across NestJS core packages.All core NestJS packages have been consistently updated to version ^10.4.15, which is a good practice for maintaining compatibility:
- @nestjs/common
- @nestjs/core
- @nestjs/microservices
- @nestjs/platform-express
- @nestjs/platform-socket.io
- @nestjs/websockets
Also applies to: 237-237, 239-240, 246-246
242-242: Verify breaking changes in major version updates.The following packages have major version updates that may introduce breaking changes:
- @nestjs/swagger: ^7.3.0 -> ^8.1.0
- @nestjs/throttler: ^5.1.2 -> ^6.3.0
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@nestjs/commonupgraded from^10.3.7to^10.4.15@nestjs/coreupgraded from^10.3.7to^10.4.15@nestjs/swaggerupgraded from^7.3.0to^8.1.0@nestjs/cliadded with version^10.4.9@nestjs/axios,@nestjs/cqrs,@nestjs/graphql,express, and others.API Documentation
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