PR #81 chore(deps): update dependency nodemon to v3.1.9

renovate107 days ago

This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Change	Age	Adoption	Passing	Confidence
nodemon (source)	`3.1.7` -> `3.1.9`

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remy/nodemon (nodemon)

`v3.1.9`

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maintain backward support for exitcrash (9c9de6e)

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pr-code-reviewer107 days ago (edited 19 days ago)

👋 Hi there!

Update the versions of nodemon and debug packages. Ensure that the new versions are correct and compatible with other dependencies. Verify the integrity hashes for the updated packages to maintain security integrity.

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instapr107 days ago

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The package nodemon has been successfully updated to version 3.1.9. The PR is good to merge.

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