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chore: normalise engines.node to >=22 + bump pnpm to 10.32.1#78

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chore: normalise engines.node to >=22 + bump pnpm to 10.32.1#78
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What

Normalise engines.node to match other config repos and bump pnpm.

Changes

  • engines.node: >=22.15.0>=22 (consistency with commitlint-config convention)
  • packageManager: pnpm@10.15.0pnpm@10.32.1
  • Changeset: patch bump (no functional change)

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Pull request overview

Normalizes the repository’s Node engine requirement and bumps the declared pnpm version to align with other related config repos, plus adds a Changesets entry for the release.

Changes:

  • Relax engines.node from >=22.15.0 to >=22.
  • Bump packageManager from pnpm@10.15.0 to pnpm@10.32.1.
  • Add a patch changeset documenting the above.

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File Description
package.json Updates Node engine range and the pinned pnpm version via packageManager.
.changeset/drop-node-20.md Adds a patch changeset describing the Node engine normalization and pnpm bump.

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@benhigham benhigham merged commit e78f002 into main Mar 14, 2026
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@benhigham benhigham deleted the chore/drop-node-20 branch March 14, 2026 06:45
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