perf: replace graceful-fs with node:fs - #77
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This pull request removes the graceful-fs dependency in favor of the native node:fs module. The change is applied consistently across all relevant files, including package configurations and source code. My review of these changes did not uncover any issues.
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Pull request overview
This PR removes the graceful-fs dependency in favor of the native node:fs module. The graceful-fs library was originally created to work around file system issues in older Node.js versions, particularly EMFILE (too many open files) errors. Since this project requires Node.js >= 18.12.0, these issues have been addressed natively, making graceful-fs unnecessary.
Changes:
- Removed
graceful-fsand@types/graceful-fsfrom package dependencies - Replaced all
graceful-fsimports withnode:fsacross source and test files - Updated pnpm-lock.yaml to reflect dependency removal
Reviewed changes
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| File | Description |
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| package.json | Removed graceful-fs from dependencies and @types/graceful-fs from devDependencies |
| pnpm-lock.yaml | Updated lockfile to remove graceful-fs direct dependencies (remains as transitive dependency from webpack/other packages) |
| src/server.ts | Changed import from graceful-fs to node:fs with proper alphabetical ordering |
| scripts/build-client-modules.cjs | Changed require from graceful-fs to node:fs |
| tests/e2e/*.test.js | Updated 8 test files to use node:fs instead of graceful-fs |
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Remove graceful-fs dependency as node:fs provides sufficient functionality