build(deps): Bump @nestjs/config from 3.3.0 to 4.0.2

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Bumps @nestjs/config from 3.3.0 to 4.0.2.

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Release 4.0.2

• fix(common): update KeyOf type to support symbol keys (f53f14e)

Release 4.0.1

• fix: validate predefined condition #1970 (79d82d6)
• feat: allow to use symbol as a token (99d8bca)

Release 4.0.0

Breaking changes

The order in which configuration variables are read by the ConfigService#get method has been updated. The new order is:

• Internal configuration (config namespaces and custom config files)
• Validated environment variables (if validation is enabled and a schema is provided)
• The process.env object

Previously, validated environment variables and the process.env object were read first, preventing them from being overridden by internal configuration. With this update, internal configuration will now always take precedence over environment variables.

Additionally, the ignoreEnvVars configuration option, which previously allowed disabling validation of the process.env object, has been deprecated. Instead, use the validatePredefined option (set to false to disable validation of predefined environment variables). Predefined environment variables refer to process.env variables that were set before the module was imported. For example, if you start your application with PORT=3000 node main.js, the PORT variable is considered predefined. However, variables loaded by the ConfigModule from a .env file are not classified as predefined.

A new skipProcessEnv option has also been introduced. This option allows you to prevent the ConfigService#get method from accessing the process.env object entirely, which can be helpful when you want to restrict the service from reading environment variables directly.

Changelog

• chore: update config attributes to more self descriptive names (c2eaf04)
• chore(deps): update nest monorepo to v11 (1c20713)
• feat: order of reading variables, add skip predefined (c53c63c)

Commits

• a7c3ac1 chore(): release v4.0.2
• 51957cb Merge pull request #1997 from akeldamas/fix-keyof-type-for-symbols
• f53f14e fix(common): update KeyOf type to support symbol keys
• c830cb2 chore(deps): update dependency eslint-plugin-prettier to v5.2.5 (#1995)
• e8fadb5 chore(deps): update dependency typescript-eslint to v8.28.0 (#1994)
• 6f73e18 chore(deps): update dependency ts-jest to v29.3.0 (#1993)
• 555ce6f chore(deps): update dependency @​types/node to v22.13.13 (#1992)
• 53dcb1b chore(deps): update dependency eslint-plugin-prettier to v5.2.4 (#1991)
• 3b0aa25 chore(deps): update eslint monorepo to v9.23.0 (#1990)
• f0ec83b chore(deps): update dependency @​eslint/eslintrc to v3.3.1 (#1989)
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Summary by Sourcery

Upgrade @nestjs/config dependency from version 3.3.0 to 4.0.2

New Features:

• Introduced new configuration options like skipProcessEnv and validatePredefined

Bug Fixes:

• Fixed KeyOf type to support symbol keys
• Improved validation of predefined environment variables

Enhancements:

• Updated the order of configuration variable reading in ConfigService#get method

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request updates the '@nestjs/config' package from version 3.3.0 to 4.0.2, along with its sub-dependencies.

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The NestJS config package was updated from version 3.3.0 to 4.0.2.	Updated the @nestjs/config dependency to version 4.0.2 in package.json. Updated the @nestjs/config dependency to version 4.0.2 in pnpm-lock.yaml. Updated the dotenv-expand dependency to version 12.0.1 in pnpm-lock.yaml. Updated the dotenv dependency to version 16.4.7 in pnpm-lock.yaml.	package.json pnpm-lock.yaml

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