Bump vite from 5.1.5 to 5.1.6 in /webapp
Bumps vite from 5.1.5 to 5.1.6.
Changelog
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5.1.6 (2024-03-11)
- chore(deps): update all non-major dependencies (#16131) (a862ecb), closes #16131
- fix: check for publicDir before checking if it is a parent directory (#16046) (b6fb323), closes #16046
- fix: escape single quote when relative base is used (#16060) (8f74ce4), closes #16060
- fix: handle function property extension in namespace import (#16113) (f699194), closes #16113
- fix: server middleware mode resolve (#16122) (8403546), closes #16122
- fix(esbuild): update tsconfck to fix bug that could cause a deadlock (#16124) (fd9de04), closes #16124
- fix(worker): hide "The emitted file overwrites" warning if the content is same (#16094) (60dfa9e), closes #16094
- fix(worker): throw error when circular worker import is detected and support self referencing worker (eef9da1), closes #16103
- style(utils): remove null check (#16112) (0d2df52), closes #16112
- refactor(runtime): share more code between runtime and main bundle (#16063) (93be84e), closes #16063
Commits
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6f7466e
release: v5.1.6 -
a862ecb
chore(deps): update all non-major dependencies (#16131) -
8403546
fix: server middleware mode resolve (#16122) -
b6fb323
fix: check for publicDir before checking if it is a parent directory (#16046) -
fd9de04
fix(esbuild): update tsconfck to fix bug that could cause a deadlock (#16124) -
f699194
fix: handle function property extension in namespace import (#16113) -
0d2df52
style(utils): remove null check (#16112) -
eef9da1
fix(worker): throw error when circular worker import is detected and support ... -
60dfa9e
fix(worker): hide "The emitted file overwrites" warning if the content is sam... -
93be84e
refactor(runtime): share more code between runtime and main bundle (#16063) - Additional commits viewable in compare view
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