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chore(deps): bump astro from 5.18.2 to 7.2.2 in /website - #86
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This PR updates Astro from 5.18.2 to 7.2.2, a 2-major-version jump. While dependency updates are important, there is a critical blocking issue that must be resolved before merging:
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- Peer Dependency Conflict:
@astrojs/starlight@0.37.7requiresastro ^5.5.0, but this PR updates toastro ^7.2.2. This incompatibility will cause runtime issues.
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@astrojs/starlightto a version compatible with Astro 7.x - Test the website build and functionality after the updates
- Review Astro's migration guides for breaking changes between v5 → v6 and v6 → v7
The lock file changes appear consistent with the package.json update, but the peer dependency conflict blocks this PR from being merged safely.
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| "astro": "^7.2.2", |
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🛑 Peer Dependency Conflict: The @astrojs/starlight version 0.37.7 has a peer dependency requiring astro: "^5.5.0", but this PR updates Astro to ^7.2.2. This will cause a peer dependency mismatch that could lead to runtime errors or unexpected behavior. Update @astrojs/starlight to a version compatible with Astro 7.x, or verify compatibility before merging.
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Pull Request Overview
This PR updates the 'astro' dependency from version 5.18.2 to 7.2.2 in the /website directory. This is a major version upgrade spanning two major releases.
While the automated analysis indicates the PR is 'up to standards', it is critical to note that Astro major releases (v6 and v7) usually introduce breaking changes and require specific migration steps for configurations or components. The current PR only updates the version number in package.json, which may lead to build or runtime failures if breaking changes are not addressed.
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- This PR performs a major version bump (v5 to v7) but lacks adjustments to Astro configuration files or components. Major versions typically introduce breaking changes that require manual migration steps. Please verify if migration is necessary according to the Astro release notes.
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1. Starlight excludes Astro 7
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1. Starlight excludes astro 7 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness
The bump installs Astro 7.2.2 while active Starlight 0.37.7 and its MDX/Expressive Code integrations declare peer support only for older Astro majors. The deployment consequently builds a peer-incompatible stack instead of Starlight 0.41+, which added Astro 7 support.
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## Issue description
Astro was upgraded to 7.2.2, but Starlight remains pinned to 0.37.7, whose peer dependency excludes Astro 7. Its resolved MDX and Expressive Code integrations are incompatible as well.
## Issue Context
Starlight 0.41.0 is the release that adds Astro 7 support. Upgrade Starlight and regenerate the Bun lockfile so all official integrations resolve to Astro 7-compatible versions, then verify the website build.
## Fix Focus Areas
- website/package.json[14-19]
- website/bun.lock[7-10]
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Replacement for #67 (closed during stack restructure). Dependabot bump for astro in /website.
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Upgrade the website’s Astro framework to version 7.2.2
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✅ Website runs on the current Astro major release✅ Access to Astro 7 compatibility and fixes💡 Usage Guide
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