chore(deps): hold TypeScript on 5.x, ignore 6.x line in Dependabot#57
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What
Adds a Dependabot
ignorerule holding TypeScript on the 5.x line and skipping the 6.x range.Why
TypeScript 6.0 is a transitional major (the release before the native TS 7 / Go port) and changed how ambient Node globals resolve — it broke
process,global,node:fs, etc. across our repos (TS2591/TS2304), failing CI on the auto-bump PRs. It's a dev-only dependency, so there's no runtime or security reason to chase it now.Notification on TS 7
We ignore only
versions: ["6.x"], not all majors — so when TypeScript 7 ships, Dependabot will open a normal PR for it automatically. We stay informed; we just stop the 6.x noise.When we do want TS 6 (or 7), we take it on deliberately as a tracked migration rather than via auto-merge.
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