ci: bump lint-staged from 15.3.0 to 15.4.1 in the babel group

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Bumps the babel group with 1 update: lint-staged.

Updates lint-staged from 15.3.0 to 15.4.1

Release notes

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v15.4.1

Patch Changes

• #1504 1c7a45e Thanks @​iiroj! - Default TypeScript config filenames match JS equivalents.

• #1504 9cc18c9 Thanks @​iiroj! - Add missing conditional exports syntax for TypeScript types.

v15.4.0

Minor Changes

• #1500 a8ec1dd Thanks @​iiroj! - Lint-staged now provides TypeScript types for the configuration and main Node.js API. You can use the JSDoc syntax in your JS configuration files:

  /**
   * @filename: lint-staged.config.js
   * @type {import('lint-staged').Configuration}
   */
  export default {
    '*': 'prettier --write',
  }

  It's also possible to use the .ts file extension for the configuration if your Node.js version supports it. The --experimental-strip-types flag was introduced in Node.js v22.6.0 and unflagged in v23.6.0, enabling Node.js to execute TypeScript files without additional configuration.

  export NODE_OPTIONS="--experimental-strip-types"
  npx lint-staged --config lint-staged.config.ts

Patch Changes

• #1501 9b79364 Thanks @​iiroj! - Handle possible failures when logging user shell for debug info.

Changelog

Sourced from lint-staged's changelog.

15.4.1

Patch Changes

• #1504 1c7a45e Thanks @​iiroj! - Default TypeScript config filenames match JS equivalents.

• #1504 9cc18c9 Thanks @​iiroj! - Add missing conditional exports syntax for TypeScript types.

15.4.0

Minor Changes

• #1500 a8ec1dd Thanks @​iiroj! - Lint-staged now provides TypeScript types for the configuration and main Node.js API. You can use the JSDoc syntax in your JS configuration files:

  /**
   * @filename: lint-staged.config.js
   * @type {import('lint-staged').Configuration}
   */
  export default {
    '*': 'prettier --write',
  }

  It's also possible to use the .ts file extension for the configuration if your Node.js version supports it. The --experimental-strip-types flag was introduced in Node.js v22.6.0 and unflagged in v23.6.0, enabling Node.js to execute TypeScript files without additional configuration.

  export NODE_OPTIONS="--experimental-strip-types"
  npx lint-staged --config lint-staged.config.ts

Patch Changes

• #1501 9b79364 Thanks @​iiroj! - Handle possible failures when logging user shell for debug info.

Commits

• 1c93c9e chore(changeset): release (#1505)
• c020664 Merge pull request #1504 from lint-staged/fix-typescript
• 1c7a45e fix: default TypeScript config filenames match JS equivalents
• 9cc18c9 fix: add missing conditional export for TypeScript types
• 7ff1e58 chore(changeset): release (#1502)
• b881830 docs: adjust README regarding TypeScript
• 41c9fee docs: sync changelog and README regarding TypeScript
• 6de7529 Merge pull request #1500 from lint-staged/typescript-types
• 012916e feat: enable loading configuration from TS files (if Node.js supports importi...
• e95d5cd feat: add TypeScript types for the main lint-staged Node.js API
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