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chore: update deps #48

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Update dependencies

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  • Chores
    • Updated various dependency versions for improved stability and performance:
      • @iconify-json/tabler to ^1.1.114
      • wot-design-uni to 1.2.27
      • Multiple @dcloudio/uni- packages to 3.0.0-alpha-4010520240507001
      • @types/node to ^20.14.8
      • typescript to ^5.5.2
      • vue-tsc to ^2.0.22
      • @iconify-json/carbon to 1.1.36

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The recent updates across multiple package.json files focus on upgrading dependencies to newer versions. These changes ensure compatibility, improve performance, and incorporate the latest features or bug fixes. Notable updates include @dcloudio/uni-* packages, TypeScript-related packages, and several @iconify-json packages.

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File Path Change Summary
template/UI/ano/package.json Updated @iconify-json/tabler from ^1.1.113 to ^1.1.114
template/UI/wot/package.json Updated wot-design-uni from 1.2.26 to 1.2.27
template/base/package.json Updated various @dcloudio/uni-* and related packages from 3.0.0-4000820240401001 to 3.0.0-alpha-4010520240507001
template/config/typescript/package.json Updated @types/node from ^20.14.2 to ^20.14.8, typescript from ^5.4.5 to ^5.5.2, and vue-tsc from ^2.0.21 to ^2.0.22
template/module/unocss/package.json Updated @iconify-json/carbon from ^1.1.35 to ^1.1.36

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In package.jsons a tale unfolds,
Of alpha versions and dependencies bold,
TypeScript's growth, Iconify's pride,
Uni-apps on a smoother ride.
Updates shine, performance gleams,
Code as fresh as sunny beams. 🌞✨


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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 792f77f and e6af350.

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  • template/UI/ano/package.json (1 hunks)
  • template/UI/wot/package.json (1 hunks)
  • template/base/package.json (1 hunks)
  • template/config/typescript/package.json (1 hunks)
  • template/module/unocss/package.json (1 hunks)
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  • template/UI/wot/package.json
  • template/module/unocss/package.json
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template/config/typescript/package.json (3)

6-6: Updated @types/node to ^20.14.8

This update seems to be part of the routine maintenance to keep up with the latest type definitions, which can help ensure compatibility and catch type-related errors in the codebase.


8-8: Updated TypeScript to ^5.5.2

This version increment in TypeScript likely introduces new language features and fixes. It's crucial to verify that no breaking changes affect the existing TypeScript codebase.


9-9: Updated vue-tsc to ^2.0.22

As with other dependency updates, this minor version update should include bug fixes or minor improvements. Ensure that it doesn't introduce any issues with Vue component type checking.

template/base/package.json (1)

44-67: Updated multiple @dcloudio dependencies to alpha versions

The transition to alpha versions for multiple dependencies is noteworthy. While this may bring in new features or fixes, it also carries the risk of introducing instability into the project. It's essential to perform thorough testing to ensure that these updates do not adversely affect the application's functionality.

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