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This commit updates various npm dependencies to their latest versions, including Next.js, React, and related packages. It also corrects minor text inconsistencies in the account and auth pages. Co-authored-by: cursor <[email protected]>
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Solution Run the install locally to refresh the lockfile and commit the change: pnpm installThis will update The relevant error logs are: Line 19: Enabling Node.js Corepack
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The lockfile is now in sync with Note: The error message mentioned Next.js 16.0.10 and React 19.2.3, but the current Learn more about Cursor Agents |
This commit introduces the pnpm-lock.yaml file, which locks the project's dependencies to ensure consistent builds across different environments. Co-authored-by: cursor <[email protected]>
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Woops my prior comment was meant to go in another PR. Reverting previous commit. |
Created by the agent based on my unintentional comment. As of right now, this is a yarn project.
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It looks like 2 more issues were discovered on Dec 11 |
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@chdwlch I bumped it |
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Nice, thanks @sbddesign !
Update React and Next.js packages to fix critical security vulnerabilities and ensure a successful build.