Migrate shelljs to execa (#12) #17
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Migrate from
shelljs
toexeca
to Resolve Dependency WarningsWhy this change?
Installing the module previously displayed the following warnings:
These warnings were caused by
shelljs
, which depends on outdated packages (inflight
andglob@7
). Whileshelljs
maintainers have stated this does not pose a security risk, removing these deprecated dependencies is preferable for long-term maintainability.What was changed?
shelljs
withexeca
, a modern and well-maintained alternative for running shell commands in Node.js.shell.exec()
,shell.cd()
, andshell.rm()
with equivalentexeca
orfs
functions.devDependencies
.Benefits of
execa
overshelljs
✅ Actively maintained and widely used.
✅ Better error handling and debugging capabilities.
✅ No reliance on deprecated dependencies.
This migration removes unnecessary package warnings and ensures the project remains up-to-date with maintained dependencies.
Closes #12