chore(deps): update inquirerer to 4.1.2 #517
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Summary
Updates
inquirererdependency to version 4.1.2 across all packages that use it. This version includes a fix for a crash that occurred when filtering options in checkbox/autocomplete prompts resulted in zero matches and the user pressed arrow keys or space.The bug fix was implemented in constructive-io/dev-utils#46 and published as inquirerer@4.1.2.
Packages updated:
packages/cli: inquirerer ^4.1.1 → ^4.1.2packages/csv-to-pg: inquirerer ^4.1.0 → ^4.1.2pgpm/cli: inquirerer ^4.1.1 → ^4.1.2, genomic ^5.0.2 → ^5.0.3pgpm/core: inquirerer ^4.1.1 → ^4.1.2, genomic ^5.0.2 → ^5.0.3Updates since last revision
Also updated
genomicfrom ^5.0.2 to ^5.0.3 in pgpm/cli and pgpm/core. This was required because genomic@5.0.2 depended on inquirerer@4.1.1, which caused TypeScript type mismatch errors when pgpm/core importedInquirererfrom inquirerer@4.1.2 but passed it to genomic's scaffold function expecting inquirerer@4.1.1's type.Review & Testing Checklist for Human
pgpm initin a workspace, get to the extensions checkbox, type a filter with no matches (e.g., "xyz"), then press UP/DOWN arrows - should no longer crashpnpm buildpasses locally without TypeScript errors (especially in pgpm/core)Notes