Upgrade dependency @types/inquirer from ^8.2.1 to ^9.0.0 | Hypermod.io

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Automated update for @types/inquirer to version 9.0.0.

Efforts to upgrade @types/inquirer involve careful attention to TypeScript changes and potential minor API adjustments.

Description

Upgrading @types/inquirer to version 9.0.0 might involve changes due to TypeScript refinements, but there are no detailed migration guides available. Typically, basic type updates include minor adjustments to interfaces and typing structures that align with the latest JavaScript/TypeScript features. Updating this dependency should be straightforward if you haven't used advanced or heavily customized type definitions.

Workflow

Step 1

Update the @types/inquirer package to version 9.0.0.

npm install @types/inquirer@^9.0.0 --save-dev

Step 2

Review the TypeScript definitions in your existing codebase to ensure compatibility with version 9 typings.

// Old typing interface may look something like
interface Question {
    message: string;
}

// The new version might have added new fields
interface Question {
    message: string;
    default?: string;
}

Potential Issues

• TypeScript definition updates might cause slight mismatches if custom type guards or specific typings are employed.

Other Dependencies

Dependencies potentially affected by the upgrade:

• Ensure that the core 'inquirer' dependency itself is compatible or at the latest suitable version.

References

• @types/inquirer on npm

Workflow:

• Upgrade an existing dependency to the latest version

  • dependency-name: @types/inquirer
  • version: ^9.0.0

• @types/inquirer@9.0.0-update-types

• Upgrade an existing dependency to the latest version

  • dependency-name: inquirer
  • version: ensure compatible version

PR created automatically by the Hypermod Dependency Bot configured by: Daniel Del Core.

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