Bump @biomejs/biome from 1.8.3 to 1.9.0

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Bumps @biomejs/biome from 1.8.3 to 1.9.0.

Release notes

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CLI v1.9.0

Analyzer

• Implement the semantic model for CSS. Contributed by @​togami2864

CLI

New features

• Add --graphql-linter-enabled option, to control whether the linter should be enabled or not for GraphQL files. Contributed by @​ematipico

• New EXPERIMENTAL search command. The search command allows you to search a Biome project using GritQL syntax.

  GritQL is a powerful language that lets you do structural searches on your codebase. This means that trivia such as whitespace or even the type of strings quotes used will be ignored in your search query. It also has many features for querying the structure of your code, making it much more elegant for searching code than regular expressions.

  While we believe this command may already be useful to users in some situations (especially when integrated in the IDE extensions!), we also had an ulterior motive for adding this command: We intend to utilize GritQL for our plugin efforts, and by allowing our users to try it out in a first iteration, we hope to gain insight in the type of queries you want to do, as well as the bugs we need to focus on.

  For now, the search command is explicitly marked as EXPERIMENTAL, since many bugs remain. Keep this in mind when you try it out, and please let us know your issues!

  Note: GritQL escapes code snippets using backticks, but most shells interpret backticks as command invocations. To avoid this, it's best to put single quotes around your Grit queries.

  biome search '`console.log($message)`' # find all `console.log` invocations

  Contributed by @​arendjr and @​BackupMiles

• The option --max-diagnostics now accept a none value, which lifts the limit of diagnostics shown. Contributed by @​ematipico

  • Add a new reporter --reporter=gitlab, that emits diagnostics for using the GitLab Code Quality report.

    [
      {
        "description": "Use === instead of ==. == is only allowed when comparing against `null`",
        "check_name": "lint/suspicious/noDoubleEquals",
        "fingerprint": "6143155163249580709",
        "severity": "critical",
        "location": {
          "path": "main.ts",
          "lines": {
            "begin": 4
          }
        }
      }
    ]

    Contributed by @​NiclasvanEyk

... (truncated)

Changelog

Sourced from @​biomejs/biome's changelog.

v1.9.0 (2024-09-12)

Analyzer

• Implement the semantic model for CSS. Contributed by @​togami2864

CLI

New features

• Add --graphql-linter-enabled option, to control whether the linter should be enabled or not for GraphQL files. Contributed by @​ematipico

• New EXPERIMENTAL search command. The search command allows you to search a Biome project using GritQL syntax.

  GritQL is a powerful language that lets you do structural searches on your codebase. This means that trivia such as whitespace or even the type of strings quotes used will be ignored in your search query. It also has many features for querying the structure of your code, making it much more elegant for searching code than regular expressions.

  While we believe this command may already be useful to users in some situations (especially when integrated in the IDE extensions!), we also had an ulterior motive for adding this command: We intend to utilize GritQL for our plugin efforts, and by allowing our users to try it out in a first iteration, we hope to gain insight in the type of queries you want to do, as well as the bugs we need to focus on.

  For now, the search command is explicitly marked as EXPERIMENTAL, since many bugs remain. Keep this in mind when you try it out, and please let us know your issues!

  Note: GritQL escapes code snippets using backticks, but most shells interpret backticks as command invocations. To avoid this, it's best to put single quotes around your Grit queries.

  biome search '`console.log($message)`' # find all `console.log` invocations

  Contributed by @​arendjr and @​BackupMiles

• The option --max-diagnostics now accept a none value, which lifts the limit of diagnostics shown. Contributed by @​ematipico

  • Add a new reporter --reporter=gitlab, that emits diagnostics for using the GitLab Code Quality report.

    [
      {
        "description": "Use === instead of ==. == is only allowed when comparing against `null`",
        "check_name": "lint/suspicious/noDoubleEquals",
        "fingerprint": "6143155163249580709",
        "severity": "critical",
        "location": {
          "path": "main.ts",
          "lines": {
            "begin": 4
          }
        }
      }
    ]

    Contributed by @​NiclasvanEyk

... (truncated)

Commits

• b260d5b feat(package.json): set version to 1.9
• b7c67fc revert(package.json): version
• 894c3c5 release: v1.9.0 (#3794)
• d658225 feat(linter): make noRestrictedTypes common options simpler (#3819)
• 37cf1e0 feat(linter): implement noCommonJs (#3821)
• a66e450 feat(linter): implement noSecrets (#3823)
• 26e722c chore(deps): update @​biomejs packages (#3830)
• 8179da2 feat(biome_css_analyzer): noDuplicateCustomProperties (#2783)
• e50a3a4 chore(linter): rename some css linter rules (#3818)
• 5f4a8c5 chore(linter): rename useConsistentGridAreas to noInvalidGridAreas (#3809)
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