Migrate lsofi to v2

[joaopedrodcf]

Description

This PR migrates lsofi v1 to v2 which reduced it's external dependencies to 0 reducing the node_modules consumers need to download

#10090

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on improving the project's dependency management by upgrading a key package. The primary goal is to reduce the overall footprint of external dependencies, leading to a more streamlined and efficient development environment. This change directly addresses the size of installed modules, benefiting anyone who needs to download or manage the project's dependencies.

Highlights

• Dependency Upgrade: Upgraded the lsofi package from version 1.0.0 to 2.0.0.
• Reduced Dependencies: The migration to lsofi v2 significantly reduces its external dependencies to zero, which in turn decreases the size of node_modules for consumers.

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Changelog

• package.json
  • Updated the lsofi dependency from version 1.0.0 to 2.0.0.

Activity

• The author has indicated that npm test was run locally to verify the changes.

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Code Review

This pull request upgrades the lsofi dependency from version 1.0.0 to 2.0.0. According to the description, this is beneficial as it reduces external dependencies. My review focuses on the potential impact of this major version upgrade on type safety, as the existing type definitions may no longer be accurate.

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This major version upgrade of lsofi to v2.0.0 is not accompanied by an update to its type definitions (@types/lsofi), which are for v1. This creates a risk of type mismatches and potential runtime errors.

To ensure type safety, the type definitions should be aligned with the new version. If lsofi v2 now includes its own types, @types/lsofi should be removed from devDependencies. If not, the existing types need to be validated and updated for v2 compatibility.

References

1. Line 38 of the repository style guide emphasizes using proper interfaces/types. Upgrading a dependency to a new major version without updating its type definitions can lead to incorrect types being used, which goes against this principle. ^(link)

[joaopedrodcf]

The types didn't;t change that's why they weren't updated, this major is major because it changes the required node version, and removes a lot of internal dependencies while keeping the same behavior