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chore(deps-dev): bump @types/node from 24.13.3 to 26.2.0 - #99
Update Node.js type definitions to the latest supported release
What Changed
Development tooling now uses @types/node 26.2.0 instead of 24.13.3
TypeScript checks and editor support reflect the newer Node.js APIs and types
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✅ Current Node.js type coverage ✅ More accurate type checking
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Summary by cubic
Updates @types/node from 24.13.3 to 26.2.0 to align with the latest Node.js API typings. This is a type-only dev change; runtime behavior does not change.
Transitive undici-types updates to 8.3.0, tightening Fetch API types.
Run a full TypeScript check and fix any new errors from stricter Node/Fetch typings. If you hit DOM vs Node Fetch conflicts, set types: ["node"] and avoid "dom" in lib in tsconfig.
Written for commit 33054a3. Summary will update on new commits.
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This dependency update correctly bumps @types/node from 24.13.3 to 26.2.0 across package.json and bun.lock, including the required transitive dependency update to undici-types (~8.3.0). The changes are properly synchronized and introduce no blocking issues.
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• Upgrades Node.js type definitions from 24.13.3 to 26.2.0.
• Refreshes Bun lock metadata and undici-types for the new dependency.
High-Level Assessment
The current approach is optimal: pin the requested @types/node version and regenerate bun.lock so its transitive undici-types version and integrity hashes remain consistent. Retaining Node 24 types would not achieve the dependency upgrade.
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bun.lockRefresh locked Node type dependencies+3/-3
Refresh locked Node type dependencies
• Locks @types/node at 26.2.0 and updates its undici-types dependency from the 7.x line to 8.3.0. Refreshes the associated integrity hashes.
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Pull Request Overview
The pull request updates @types/node from 24.13.3 to 26.2.0. According to the automated analysis, the changes are up to standards with no new issues, clones, or complexity increases detected. No blocking security or logic flaws were identified during the review.
Test suggestions
Run TypeScript compiler (tsc) to ensure no type regressions are introduced by the version bump.
Prompt proposal for missing tests
Consider implementing these tests if applicable:
1. Run TypeScript compiler (tsc) to ensure no type regressions are introduced by the version bump.
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Update Node.js type definitions to the latest supported release
What Changed
@types/node26.2.0 instead of 24.13.3Impact
✅ Current Node.js type coverage✅ More accurate type checking💡 Usage Guide
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Summary by cubic
Updates
@types/nodefrom 24.13.3 to 26.2.0 to align with the latest Node.js API typings. This is a type-only dev change; runtime behavior does not change.undici-typesupdates to 8.3.0, tightening Fetch API types.types: ["node"]and avoid"dom"inlibintsconfig.Written for commit 33054a3. Summary will update on new commits.