merge dev to main

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated the package management system from npm to Gradle.
  • Set Dependabot to target the 'dev' branch for daily updates at 02:00.

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Walkthrough

The modifications made to the project's configuration primarily involve transitioning the package management system from npm to gradle. Additionally, a new target-branch parameter has been set to direct updates to the 'dev' branch, with updates scheduled daily at 02:00. These changes ensure that dependency management is streamlined and consistently targets the correct branch for development purposes.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.github/dependabot.yml	Switched package ecosystem from npm to gradle; added target-branch: 'dev' for daily updates at 02:00.

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.github/dependabot.yml (13)

4-4: Ensure that the target-branch: 'dev' is correctly set for the npm ecosystem at the root directory.

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13-14: Switching from npm to gradle for the JetBrains IDE plugins directory is a significant change. Confirm that all dependencies in this directory are compatible with gradle.

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24-24: Ensure that the target-branch: 'dev' is correctly set for the npm ecosystem in the /packages/language directory.

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34-34: Ensure that the target-branch: 'dev' is correctly set for the npm ecosystem in the /packages/misc/redwood directory.

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44-44: Ensure that the target-branch: 'dev' is correctly set for the npm ecosystem in the /packages/plugins/openapi directory.

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54-54: Ensure that the target-branch: 'dev' is correctly set for the npm ecosystem in the /packages/plugins/swr directory.

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64-64: Ensure that the target-branch: 'dev' is correctly set for the npm ecosystem in the /packages/plugins/tanstack-query directory.

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74-74: Ensure that the target-branch: 'dev' is correctly set for the npm ecosystem in the /packages/plugins/trpc directory.

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84-84: Ensure that the target-branch: 'dev' is correctly set for the npm ecosystem in the /packages/runtime directory.

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94-94: Ensure that the target-branch: 'dev' is correctly set for the npm ecosystem in the /packages/sdk directory.

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104-104: Ensure that the target-branch: 'dev' is correctly set for the npm ecosystem in the /packages/server directory.

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114-114: Ensure that the target-branch: 'dev' is correctly set for the npm ecosystem in the /packages/testtools directory.

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124-124: Ensure that the target-branch: 'dev' is correctly set for the GitHub Actions ecosystem at the root directory.

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