chore: upgrade dependencies #10573
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Vitepress is still in alpha and theming API's can still change so before we can switch I think that is something that needs to be stable first and we need the custom plugin for version switch need to be updated |
LeeLenaleee
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It's just Vitepress 1.0 that's in alpha. There's also 0.22.4 that's available. I fixed the tests for chartjs/chartjs-test-utils#28, so it's passing now |
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This doesn't upgrade everything because we need to update
chartjs-test-utils(please review chartjs/chartjs-test-utils#28) and migrate from Vuepress (deprecated) to Vitepress (successor). We can do those in follow-up PRs