Update Angular in pnpm-lock to newer 20.3.x versions
and align CDK/Material specifiers to the compatible 20.2.12/20.2.12
releases. This brings core, common, compiler, platform-browser,
animations, forms and related packages to the 20.3.x series to fix
version skew and ensure dependency compatibility.
Add tsConfig for tests in libs/shared/interfaces project config so
jest runner uses the correct TypeScript spec configuration, fixing
test/compile issues for that library.
Remove husky commit-msg hooks and local pre-commit checks to avoid
running commitlint, tests and eslint on commit (CI remains unaffected).
Standardize generated installer/artifact file names across build
targets by adding explicit artifactName patterns in package.json.
Add a general artifactName at the top-level build config, ensure
linux targets (snap/deb/rpm) carry the same pattern, and set a
Windows-specific artifactName for win and nsis outputs that includes
the platform and arch.
This makes build outputs predictable for CI, releases, and automated
upload tooling by embedding name, version, OS, arch, and extension in
artifact filenames.
Add nested @videojs/http-streaming and related module entries (v2.16.3,
video.js 7.21.7, mpd-parser, @videojs/xhr, videojs-font, etc.) required by
the upgraded video.js ecosystem.
These changes ensure the lockfile reflects the new major video.js
version and pulls in compatible HTTP streaming and parsing libraries so
consumers get consistent, resolved dependency trees and avoid runtime
mismatches when using the newer player.
Bump epg-parser from 0.1.6 to 0.4.0 in package.json and update
package-lock.json to reflect the new version, resolved tarball, and
integrity. Add its new runtime dependencies (dayjs ^1.11.6 and
lodash.groupby ^4.6.0) into package-lock.json and include a dayjs
entry. Also add missing license fields for some modules.
This upgrade brings epg-parser improvements and fixes, and ensures the
lockfile accurately represents the installed dependency tree.
Update several packages in package-lock to newer minor/patch releases
and align Angular ESLint packages with the Angular 20 toolchain. Key
changes include:
- Upgrade @rx-angular/* to 20.0.0 to match other framework updates.
- Bump runtime libs: artplayer, axios, hls.js, rxjs, semver, uuid,
zone.js to patch/minor versions for fixes and compatibility.
- Update @angular-eslint packages to 20.3.0 to match Angular 20.x.
- Refresh eslint, @eslint/*, eslint-plugin-import, prettier, and
semantic-release to more recent releases for linting/CI stability.
- Add explicit rxjs 7.8.1 entries under some Angular DevKit node_modules
to ensure consistent resolution.
These updates address compatibility with Angular 20, pull in bug fixes
and security/maintenance patches, and stabilize dev tooling and CI.
- Removed unnecessary imports from header, account-info,
loading-overlay, navigation-bar, season-container, serial-details, and
vod-details components.
- Updated template syntax to use structural directives more efficiently in mpv-player-bar, account-info, navigation-bar, season-container, serial-details, and vod-details components.
- Enhanced readability and maintainability of the code by organizing imports and using Angular's async pipe and structural directives appropriately.
- Adjusted TypeScript configuration to use "bundler" for module resolution for better compatibility with modern build tools.
Updates the version number from 1.0.0-beta.3 to 1.0.0-beta.4 in
package.json, package-lock.json, Cargo.toml, Cargo.lock, and
tauri.conf.json to reflect the latest release. This change
ensures consistency across project files and prepares for the
next deployment.
Adds @ngrx/signals version 18.1.1 to package.json and
package-lock.json to incorporate new features and
improvements. This update ensures compatibility with
Angular 18 and enhances the overall performance of
the application.
Enables the macOSPrivateApi in the Tauri configuration for
enhanced functionality. Updates several dependencies in
Cargo.toml to their latest versions, including xmltv,
tokio, chrono, reqwest, and flate2, ensuring better
performance and security.
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