Update 2025 02 28

[NobbZ]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Upgraded multiple core dependencies and updated integrity checks to enhance stability and security.
  • Removed deprecated dependency references and refreshed plugin versions to ensure smoother, more reliable performance.
  • Updated build configurations to align with the latest integrated components, contributing to overall system reliability.

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The pull request updates dependency metadata across multiple files. In deps.txt, several dependency URLs and SHA256 checksums are updated with new versions for LUV, TREESITTER_QUERY, and TREESITTER. Two dependencies, CAT and TEE, are removed. In npins/sources.json, revision, URL, and hash fields for various plugin repositories are updated to reference new commit versions. In nvim.nix, the cargoHash for the tree-sitter override is updated to a new value.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
deps.txt	Updated URLs and SHA256 checksums: LUV from v1.48.0-2 to v1.50.0-1; TREESITTER_QUERY from v0.4.0 to v0.5.0; TREESITTER from v0.25.1 to v0.25.2; removed CAT and TEE dependencies.
npins/sources.json	Revised the revision, url, and hash fields for multiple plugins (e.g., neovim, nvim-crates, nvim-gitsigns, etc.) to point to updated commits and archives.
nvim.nix	Updated the cargoHash for the tree-sitter override from sha256-paxcZGps0g9+... to sha256-TthRC6d1tEuao8vSptqxXtR0XRPIkU....

Possibly related PRs

• update 2025 01 20 #13: Modifies dependency URLs and SHA256 checksums in deps.txt, including changes to the TREESITTER dependency.
• update 2024 12 10 #11: Addresses dependency updates in the nvim-lspconfig entry, aligning with the changes in this PR.
• update 2025 02 03 #23: Updates dependency references in both deps.txt and npins/sources.json, showing a strong connection to the modifications here.

Poem

I'm a rabbit hopping in code delight,
Watching dependencies change day and night.
URLs and checksums all spiffed and new,
With each update, my joy only grew!
Carrots and commits, in a neat array 🥕
My little heart cheers every PR day!

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📒 Files selected for processing (3)

• deps.txt (2 hunks)
• npins/sources.json (15 hunks)
• nvim.nix (1 hunks)

🧰 Additional context used

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deps.txt

[style] ~13-~13: The word ‘LUV’ is informal and non-standard.
Context: ...b.com/luvit/luv/archive/1.50.0-1.tar.gz LUV_SHA256 bb4f0570571e40c1d2a7644f6f9c1309...

(LUV)

🔇 Additional comments (6)

nvim.nix (1)

62-62: Updated cargoHash for tree-sitter

The cargoHash value has been updated to match the new tree-sitter version (0.25.2) referenced in deps.txt. This ensures integrity checking works correctly with the updated dependency.

deps.txt (3)

13-14: Updated LUV dependency to version 1.50.0-1

The dependency update from version 1.48.0-2 to 1.50.0-1 with corresponding SHA256 hash update is a routine maintenance change.

🧰 Tools

🪛 LanguageTool

[style] ~13-~13: The word ‘LUV’ is informal and non-standard.
Context: ...b.com/luvit/luv/archive/1.50.0-1.tar.gz LUV_SHA256 bb4f0570571e40c1d2a7644f6f9c1309...

(LUV)

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45-46: Updated TREESITTER_QUERY to version 0.5.0

The tree-sitter-query dependency has been upgraded from v0.4.0 to v0.5.0 with the appropriate SHA256 checksum update.

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49-50: Updated TREESITTER to version 0.25.2

The core tree-sitter library has been upgraded from v0.25.1 to v0.25.2 with matching SHA256 checksum. This minor version update should provide bug fixes and improvements.

npins/sources.json (2)

35-37: Updated neovim repository reference

The neovim source has been updated to a new commit with corresponding URL and hash updates.

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47-49: Updated multiple Neovim plugin references

Multiple Neovim plugins have been updated to their latest versions with corresponding revision, URL, and hash updates. This is standard maintenance to keep the plugin ecosystem current.

Also applies to: 71-73, 95-97, 107-109, 143-145, 179-181, 229-232, 242-244, 281-283, 305-307, 317-319, 365-367, 377-379

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