Bump shell-quote and gatsby

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Bumps shell-quote to 1.8.4 and updates ancestor dependency gatsby. These dependencies need to be updated together.

Updates shell-quote from 1.6.1 to 1.8.4

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v1.8.4 - 2026-05-22

Commits

• [Fix] quote: validate object-token shapes 4378a6e
• [Dev Deps] update @ljharb/eslint-config, auto-changelog, eslint, npmignore 22ebec0
• [Tests] increase coverage 9f3caa3
• [readme] replace runkit CI badge with shields.io check-runs badge 3344a04
• [Dev Deps] update @ljharb/eslint-config 699c511

v1.8.3 - 2025-06-01

Fixed

• [Fix] remove unnecessary backslash escaping in single quotes [#15](https://github.com/ljharb/shell-quote/issues/15)

v1.8.2 - 2024-11-27

Fixed

• [Fix] quote: preserve empty strings [#18](https://github.com/ljharb/shell-quote/issues/18)

Commits

• [meta] fix changelog tags 0fb9fd8
• [actions] split out node 10-20, and 20+ 819bd84
• [Dev Deps] update @ljharb/eslint-config, auto-changelog, npmignore, tape fc56408
• [actions] update npm for windows tests fdeb0fd
• [Dev Deps] update @ljharb/eslint-config, aud, tape b8a4a3b
• [actions] prevent node 14 on ARM mac from failing 9eecafc
• [meta] exclude more files from the package 4044e7f
• [Tests] replace aud with npm audit 8cfdbd8
• [meta] add missing engines.node 843820e
• [Dev Deps] add missing peer dep 4c3b88d
• [Dev Deps] pin jackspeak since 2.1.2+ depends on npm aliases, which kill the install process in npm < 6 80322ed

v1.8.1 - 2023-04-07

Fixed

• [Fix] parse: preserve whitespace in comments [#6](https://github.com/ljharb/shell-quote/issues/6)
• [Fix] properly support the escape option [#5](https://github.com/ljharb/shell-quote/issues/5)

Commits

• [Refactor] parse: hoist getVar to module level b42ac73
• [Refactor] hoist some vars to module level 8f0c5c3
• [Refactor] parse: use slice over substr, cache some values fcb2e1a
• [Refactor] parse: a bit of cleanup 6780ec5
• [Refactor] parse: tweak the regex to not match nothing 227d474

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Commits

• ff166e2 v1.8.4
• 4378a6e [Fix] quote: validate object-token shapes
• 22ebec0 [Dev Deps] update @ljharb/eslint-config, auto-changelog, eslint, `npmig...
• 9f3caa3 [Tests] increase coverage
• 3344a04 [readme] replace runkit CI badge with shields.io check-runs badge
• 699c511 [Dev Deps] update @ljharb/eslint-config
• 487a9b4 v1.8.3
• 01faaff [Fix] remove unnecessary backslash escaping in single quotes
• b19fc77 v1.8.2
• 59d29ea [Fix] quote: preserve empty strings
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Updates gatsby from 1.9.250 to 5.16.1

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What's Changed

• Fix various regressions with Gatsby Head API, such as <title> not updating document.title by @​serhalp and @​pieh in gatsbyjs/gatsby#39382

Full Changelog: https://github.com/gatsbyjs/gatsby/compare/[email protected]@5.16.1

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What's Changed

• feat: support React 19 by @​serhalp in gatsbyjs/gatsby#39306
• feat: support Node.js 24 by @​serhalp in gatsbyjs/gatsby#39380 and gatsbyjs/gatsby#39398
• fix(deps): bump body-parser to resolve qs vulnerability warning by @​serhalp in gatsbyjs/gatsby#39396
• chore(docs,starters): remove misc. outdated, invalid, or misleading instructions by @​serhalp in gatsbyjs/gatsby#39363

React 19

[!NOTE] 🔐 As of January 26 2026, none of the React 19 security vulnerabilities affect Gatsby.

🚀 React 19 is here!

React 19 is now officially supported by Gatsby and all gatsby- packages maintained by the Gatsby team.

This is not a breaking change. You can safely upgrade to this release while staying on React 18.

All packages' peer dependencies on react and react-dom have been extended from ^18.0.0 to ^18.0.0 || ^19.0.0.

All existing stable Gatsby functionality is intended to now work with React 19.

PR: gatsbyjs/gatsby#39306

Upgrade Guide

[!WARNING] Community plugins may not have been updated yet to support React 19, so please check their repository for the current status. All plugins managed by the Gatsby team (in the gatsbyjs/gatsby repository) have been updated.

To upgrade to React 19, first upgrade gatsby and all your dependencies that start with gatsby- to the latest version. (Check out this guide if you need help with that.)

[!TIP] If you use npm 7 or higher you’ll want to use the --legacy-peer-deps option. For example, if you use gatsby and gatsby-plugin-postcss:

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Then, follow the React 19 upgrade guide. No other changes are required.

Please note:

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Commits

• 81c3b47 chore(release): Publish
• 2023c31 fix: ensure inserting \<title> in \<head> updates document.title (#39382)
• 92d6c67 chore(release): Publish
• 3539ec8 Revert "chore(release): Publish next pre-minor"
• c355640 fix: use more explicit node.js version range (#39398)
• a1da58d ci: fix adapters e2e test (#39403)
• 2569b3a fix(deps): bump body-parser to resolve qs vulnerability warning (#39396)
• aea34d8 chore(release): Publish next pre-minor
• 9e39c05 feat: support React 19 (#39306)
• b131464 ci: clean up e2e debug tooling (#39374)
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