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[LGLabGreg]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Dependency Updates
  • Updated multiple dependencies and devDependencies across the project to newer versions for improved stability and compatibility.
• Removals
  • Removed the Calendar component from the UI library in the documentation app.

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Walkthrough

This update performs a comprehensive round of dependency version bumps across multiple package.json files in the repository, including the root, documentation app, playground app, and the @lglab/react-qr-code package. A new changeset is added to document patch updates for @lglab/react-qr-code and reactqrcode.com. Additionally, the Calendar React component is removed from the documentation app's UI components, eliminating its export and related functionality. No new features or significant logic changes are introduced.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
.changeset/kind-dragons-tie.md	Added a changeset documenting patch updates for @lglab/react-qr-code and reactqrcode.com.
apps/docs/package.json apps/playground/package.json package.json packages/react-qr-code/package.json	Updated dependency and devDependency versions for routine maintenance; no new dependencies added or removed.
apps/docs/src/components/ui/calendar.tsx	Deleted the Calendar React component, removing its export and all associated logic and styling.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Dev as Developer
    participant Repo as Repository

    Dev->>Repo: Update dependency versions in package.json files
    Dev->>Repo: Add changeset for patch updates
    Dev->>Repo: Remove Calendar component from docs UI
    Note over Repo: No new features or control flow changes introduced

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Possibly related PRs

• ci: changesets version #55: Introduces or updates changeset files for patch version updates to @lglab/react-qr-code, indicating related dependency version bump workflows.
• CI @changesets/changelog GitHub #47: Adds or updates changeset files for @lglab/react-qr-code patch version bumps, showing a direct relation in managing version updates via changesets.
• fix: .com version #116: Involves patch updates to the reactqrcode.com package, indicating a direct connection in addressing version or dependency fixes for the same package.

Poem

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A hop through the fields of code so green,
Bumping dependencies, keeping things clean.
The Calendar hops away, no longer in view,
But fresh versions abound, shiny and new!
With a patch and a note, the changelog grows—
In the garden of updates, the QR rabbit knows!

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

.changeset/kind-dragons-tie.md (1)

1-7: Enhance changeset summary detail
The changeset correctly marks patch-level updates for @lglab/react-qr-code and reactqrcode.com. For better auditability, consider expanding the description to list which dependencies were bumped in this patch.

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• apps/playground/package.json (1 hunks)
• package.json (1 hunks)
• packages/react-qr-code/package.json (1 hunks)

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🔇 Additional comments (7)

apps/playground/package.json (2)

12-15: Consistent version bump for playground dependencies
The dependencies (@tailwindcss/vite, react, react-dom, tailwindcss) have been upgraded to match the monorepo. Please start the dev server and smoke‑test all UI components to ensure there are no breaking changes or styling regressions.

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18-24: Upgrade devDependencies for type safety and build tooling
The TypeScript type definitions, Vite React plugin, TypeScript itself, and Vite have been bumped. Run the full build (pnpm build) and dev workflow (pnpm dev), and verify there are no new type errors, lint warnings, or build failures.

packages/react-qr-code/package.json (1)

52-61: Align package devDependencies with workspace
DevDependencies including @types/node, React/React‑DOM, TypeScript, typescript-eslint, and Vite plugin versions have been bumped to stay in sync with the monorepo. Please run pnpm build and pnpm test for this package to confirm the library builds and type‑checks cleanly.

apps/docs/package.json (2)

15-64: Batch update of UI and utility dependencies
A large set of UI libraries (@radix-ui/*), Next.js, React, and various utilities have been updated. Since the Calendar component was removed separately, ensure there are no leftover imports or broken routes. Run the docs build and manually review key pages to catch any runtime or styling issues.

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67-74: Bump devDependencies for build configuration
Dev tools such as @tailwindcss/postcss, type definitions, tailwindcss, and typescript have been upgraded. Execute the full PostCSS/Tailwind pipeline (pnpm build) to verify that styles and type checks still pass without errors.

package.json (2)

39-63: Standardize root devDependencies across monorepo
Root devDependencies for ESLint, testing libraries, React, TypeScript, and Vite have all been bumped. Please run pnpm test, pnpm lint, and a local build to ensure no new warnings or failures surface in CI or local workflows.

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65-67: Update root dependencies for ESLint integration
The @eslint/eslintrc and eslint-config-next packages were updated. Confirm that ESLint configuration remains valid and that the linting process completes without errors in both the root and all workspace packages.