nestjs-components chore(deps-dev): bump @nestjs/core from 9.4.2 to 11.1.3

Bumps @nestjs/core from 9.4.2 to 11.1.3.

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v11.1.3 (2025-06-06)

Bug fixes

core

#15201 fix(core): gracefully shutdown the app when repl exits (@dzhlobo)

Enhancements

common

#15209 feat: add string array type to disposition (@fjodor-rybakov)

common, core

#15203 feat(core): defer initialization connected microservice (@isaryy)

Dependencies

platform-express

#15232 chore(deps): bump multer from 2.0.0 to 2.0.1 (@dependabot[bot])

Committers: 3

Dmitry Zhlobo (@dzhlobo)

@fjodor-rybakov

@isaryy

v11.1.2 (2025-05-26)

Bug fixes

microservices

#15172 fix(microservices): support custom strategy in async usefactory config (@mag123c)

#15166 fix(microservice): prevent error logs during redis client shutdown (@janroker)

Dependencies

common

#15185 chore(deps): bump file-type from 20.5.0 to 21.0.0 (@dependabot[bot])

platform-express

#15159 chore(deps): bump multer from 1.4.5-lts.2 to 2.0.0 (@dependabot[bot])

Committers: 2

JaeHo Jang (@mag123c)

Jan Roček (@janroker)

v11.1.1 (2025-05-14)

Bug fixes

core

#15056 fix(core): HTTP adapter error mapping (@maxbronnikov10)

microservices

#15062 fix(microservices): ensure all redis and amqp client closes properly (@yatin166)

#15032 fix(microservices): ensure all the amqp connections are closed properly (@yatin166)

#15020 fix(microservices): ensure all redis connections are closed (@yatin166)

core, platform-fastify

#15061 fix(core): bring back getHeader and appendHeader methods from AbstractHttpAdapter (@micalevisk)

platform-express

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Commits

1613f50 chore(@nestjs) publish v11.1.3 release
521544c Merge pull request #15203 from isaryy/microservice-defer-init
1c4a20a feat(core): defer initialization connected microservice
b84c1fe fix(core): gracefully shutdown the app when repl exits
32b5feb chore(@nestjs) publish v11.1.2 release
f262812 chore: update package.json
2cccff1 chore(@nestjs) publish v11.1.1 release
7338c03 Merge pull request #15056 from maxbronnikov10/fix/http-adapter-error
fb3b12d fix(core): HTTP adapter error mapping
cb6080e refactor(core,platform-fastify): drop useless optional signature
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