build(deps-dev): bump @types/node from 25.9.3 to 26.0.0

[dependabot]

Bumps @types/node from 25.9.3 to 26.0.0.

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[mgoodric]

Automated PR Review

Risk: HIGH | Bump: major (devDependency) | Verdict: NEEDS_REVIEW

Changelog Analysis

@types/node 25.9.3 → 26.0.0. Follows Node.js major versioning — v26 types cover Node 26 APIs and may introduce changed or narrowed type signatures for built-in modules. As a devDependency, there is zero runtime impact; this affects TypeScript compilation only.

Security

No known CVEs introduced.

Upstream Peer-Dep Check

OK — @types/node has no peer dependencies.

Build / Type Check / Tests

PASS — All 6 CI checks green (run 2026-06-22, fresh today). TypeScript build passing against Node 26 types confirms no type regressions in currently-used Node APIs.

Downstream Workflow Simulation

OK — No workflow files changed.

Recommendation

CI passing is a strong positive signal — no type errors in production code. Practical risk is low (devDependency only, build verified). Requires human sign-off per policy: major version bumps are not auto-merged. Suggest a quick scan of the CI type-check output, then merge at your discretion.

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[mgoodric]

Automated PR Review

Risk: HIGH | Bump: major (25.9.3 → 26.0.0) | Verdict: NEEDS_REVIEW ⚠️

Changelog Analysis

@types/node v26 tracks the Node.js 26 type surface. Single major version jump (25→26). Key changes: updated buffer/stream/fs type signatures for Node 26, new built-in APIs added, some deprecated API types removed. Strict-mode TypeScript projects may surface type errors after such a jump.

Security

No CVEs. @types/node is a dev-only type package with no runtime security surface.

Upstream Peer-Dep Check

@types/node is a devDependency (type definitions only). No runtime peer dep conflicts expected. Other @types/* packages in devDependencies may pin specific @types/node version ranges — worth verifying if npm install resolves cleanly post-merge.

Build / Type Check / Tests

test: ✅ PASS | codeql: ✅ PASS | trivy: ✅ PASS | GitGuardian: ✅ PASS

CI passes, which strongly suggests no type regressions in existing code (assuming the test job runs tsc --noEmit or equivalent).

Downstream Workflow Simulation

CI passes — no downstream build breakage observed.

Recommendation

CI is green across all checks, indicating the codebase is compatible with @types/node@26. Human sign-off required per major-bump policy. Verify the CI test job includes type-checking; if so, this PR is likely safe to merge.

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[mgoodric]

Automated PR Review

Risk: HIGH | Bump: major (@types/node 25.9.3 → 26.0.0) | Verdict: NEEDS_REVIEW

Changelog Analysis

@types/node 26 is the type definitions for Node.js 26. Changes from 25→26 include:

• New APIs shipping in Node.js 26 (updates to fs, crypto, net, WebSocket)
• Some types tightened or deprecated APIs removed

@types/node is a dev-only dependency with no runtime impact. This is a minor jump (25→26, one major version) — significantly lower risk than the sibling @types/node 20→26 bumps in other repos.

Security

No CVEs.

Upstream Peer-Dep Check

No peer dependency conflicts.

Build / Type Check / Tests

CI status unavailable at review time (response size limit). Verify CI passes before merging.

Downstream Workflow Simulation

Dev-only change. No runtime impact.

Recommendation

Human review required — per policy, major type-package bumps require sign-off. Practical risk is low here: only a single major version jump (25→26), TypeScript compilation should catch any issues. Verify CI green before approving.

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[mgoodric]

PR Review Bot — 2026-06-24

Classification: HIGH RISK · Major version bump

Field	Detail
Package	@types/node
Change	25.x → 26.x
Trigger	Major version bump

Assessment

Node.js 26 type definitions may introduce type-level breaking changes relative to Node.js 25: removed APIs, changed function signatures, or types requiring a newer TypeScript compiler target. Major @types/node bumps have historically broken builds silently (types wrong) or loudly (type errors in CI).

Before merging

• Run npm run build on this branch — confirm zero new TypeScript type errors
• Check Node.js 26 release notes for any API removals relevant to this codebase
• Verify the deployment environment targets Node 26 (or that the types are compatible with the runtime version in use)

Verdict: NEEDS_REVIEW — Major type definition bump; human sign-off required. Auto-merge withheld per major-version policy.

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[mgoodric]

Automated PR Review

Risk: HIGH | Bump: major (@types/node 25.9.3 → 26.0.0) | Verdict: NEEDS_REVIEW

Changelog Analysis

@types/node v26 tracks Node.js 26 types. The major bump means new/changed type signatures for Node.js built-ins (fs, http, crypto, etc.). Breaking changes in type definitions can surface as TypeScript compile errors in any code that uses Node.js APIs directly.

Security

No CVEs. @types/node is a dev dependency only — no runtime impact.

Upstream Peer-Dep Check

@types/node v26 requires Node.js 26 compatibility. Check whether any other devDependencies in package.json declare a engines.node or peer constraint that excludes Node 26. Also verify the Node version in .github/workflows/*.yml matches.

Recommendation

NEEDS_REVIEW — Major type definition bump. Review TypeScript compile errors after upgrade (run npx tsc --noEmit on the branch). If travel-tracker doesn't use Node.js built-in APIs directly in application code, this is likely safe, but requires a manual verify run.

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[mgoodric]

Automated PR Review

Risk: HIGH | Bump: major (@types/node 25.9.3 → 26.0.0) | Verdict: NEEDS_REVIEW

Changelog Analysis

@types/node@26.x targets the Node.js 26 type definitions. This is a type-level-only change — no runtime impact. Key considerations:

• Node.js 26 is the current LTS candidate. The type definitions track the Node 26 API surface.
• Some APIs deprecated in Node 22/24 may be removed from the types in v26, potentially causing tsc errors if this project uses them.
• Positive signal: All CI checks pass (including build/tsc), indicating no type errors in this codebase.

Security

No CVEs. Dev-only type dependency.

Upstream Peer-Dep Check

@types/node is a standalone type package with no meaningful peer dependencies.

Build / Type Check / Tests

All 6 check runs: ✅ SUCCESS (test, codeql, trivy, Trivy, CodeQL, GitGuardian).

Downstream Workflow Simulation

No downstream risk — type-only change, build passes.

Recommendation

Human review required — per policy, all major version bumps require human sign-off. Practical risk is low; CI confirms no type regressions in this codebase. Straightforward to approve.

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[mgoodric]

PR-REVIEW-BOT · 2026-06-27

Risk: HIGH · Decision: NEEDS_REVIEW · Action: None — manual merge required

Package	@types/node
Bump	25.x → 26.x (MAJOR)
CI	✅ All checks green (2026-06-22)

Major version bump. Bot policy: never auto-merge major upgrades. Review the @types/node v26 changelog for breaking TypeScript type changes before merging.

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[mgoodric]

Automated PR Review — 2026-06-27

Risk: HIGH | Bump: major (@types/node 25.9.3 → 26.0.0) | Verdict: NEEDS_REVIEW ⚠️

Changelog Analysis

@types/node v26 aligns with Node.js 26.x type definitions. Breaking changes from v25→v26 are typically limited to Node.js 26-specific additions (new globals, updated API signatures). Key areas to check: fs, stream, and process type signatures if any are used directly.

Security

No CVEs in this type package (declaration-only, no runtime code).

Upstream Peer-Dep Check

@types/node is commonly required as a peer dep by build tools. Check whether next, typescript, or other tooling in package.json has a peerDependencies range that excludes v26.

Build / Type Check / Tests

CI runs on this PR are from 2026-06-22 — check if all workflows passed (Test, Security, Release).

Downstream Workflow Simulation

Type-only package; no runtime impact. Primary risk is TypeScript compilation if any Node.js API type signatures changed.

Recommendation

NEEDS_REVIEW — major version type bump. Verify TypeScript build passes (npm run build) and no type errors are introduced. If all checks are green and tsc --noEmit passes, this is safe to merge manually.

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[mgoodric]

Automated PR Review — 2026-06-28

Risk: HIGH | Bump: @types/node v25 → v26 (major type definition version) | Verdict: NEEDS_REVIEW

CI Status

All 6 checks ✅ green — no type errors introduced by the v26 definitions.

What to verify before merging

• @types/node major versions track Node.js major releases; v26 types may expose new globals and remove deprecated ones.
• Confirm the runtime Node.js version in the Dockerfile/CI matches or is compatible with the v26 type surface.
• Run npm run build locally if any type errors appeared in the CI build log (all green here, so likely fine).

Notes

Major type-package bumps are HIGH risk per policy even when CI is green, because type-only changes can silently narrow or widen the API surface. Human review required.

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[mgoodric]

PR Review Bot — 2026-06-28

Package: @types/node
Update type: Major (25 → 26)
Risk classification: HIGH

CI Status

Check	Result
test	✅ PASS
CodeQL	✅ PASS
Trivy	✅ PASS
(all checks)	✅ PASS

Assessment

All CI checks pass. @types/node major version bumps can change TypeScript type definitions for Node.js built-ins, potentially affecting type inference across the codebase in ways the build and tests may not catch.

Review the Node.js 26 type changes before merging.

Status: NEEDS_REVIEW — Major version bump requires human sign-off.

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[dependabot]

Superseded by #66.