upgrade inso pkgs (#7592)

* upgrade cosmiconfig

* remove one layer of indirection

* more indirection

* upgrade commander

* fix tests

* remove unusedExitoverride

* flatten

* inline

* flatten config

* fix test

* docs

* flatten logging

* dont default to script

* fix test docs and config search

* refactor exportSpec

* fixed test

Author: jackkav

package-lock.json

@@ -51,9 +51,9 @@
     "@stoplight/spectral-ruleset-bundler": "^1.5.2",
     "@stoplight/spectral-rulesets": "^1.18.1",
     "@stoplight/types": "^14.1.1",
-    "commander": "^5.1.0",
+    "commander": "^12.1.0",
     "consola": "^2.15.0",
-    "cosmiconfig": "^6.0.0",
+    "cosmiconfig": "^9.0.0",
     "enquirer": "^2.4.1",
     "insomnia-send-request": "../insomnia-send-request",
     "@seald-io/nedb": "^4.0.4",

packages/insomnia-inso/package.json

@@ -4,16 +4,21 @@ exports[`Snapshot for "inso --help" 1`] = `
 "Usage: inso [options] [command]
 
 A CLI for Insomnia!
-  With this tool you can lint, test and export your Insomnia data.
-  It can read from three data sources, but will use local Insomnia application data as a default:
-    - Insomnia data directory (~/.config/Insomnia/)
-    - Insomnia export file (eg. export.json)
-    - Git repository (~/git/myproject)
+  With this tool you can test, lint, and export your Insomnia data.
+
+  Inso accepts 3 types of input:
+    Insomnia application data - will be automatically detected, or you can set --workingDir to an alternaitve application data path.
+    Insomnia export files - set --src to the file path.
+    Git repositories -  set --workingDir to the repository path.
+
+  Inso also supports configuration files, by default it will look for .insorc in the current working directory or --workingDir.
 
 
 Options:
   -v, --version           output the version number
-  -w, --workingDir <dir>  set working directory
+  -w, --workingDir <dir>  set working directory, defaults to current working
+                          directory, will detect a git repository or Insomnia
+                          data directory
   --src <file>            set the file read from, defaults to installed
                           Insomnia data directory
   --verbose               show additional logs while running the command
@@ -34,16 +39,21 @@ exports[`Snapshot for "inso -h" 1`] = `
 "Usage: inso [options] [command]
 
 A CLI for Insomnia!
-  With this tool you can lint, test and export your Insomnia data.
-  It can read from three data sources, but will use local Insomnia application data as a default:
-    - Insomnia data directory (~/.config/Insomnia/)
-    - Insomnia export file (eg. export.json)
-    - Git repository (~/git/myproject)
+  With this tool you can test, lint, and export your Insomnia data.
+
+  Inso accepts 3 types of input:
+    Insomnia application data - will be automatically detected, or you can set --workingDir to an alternaitve application data path.
+    Insomnia export files - set --src to the file path.
+    Git repositories -  set --workingDir to the repository path.
+
+  Inso also supports configuration files, by default it will look for .insorc in the current working directory or --workingDir.
 
 
 Options:
   -v, --version           output the version number
-  -w, --workingDir <dir>  set working directory
+  -w, --workingDir <dir>  set working directory, defaults to current working
+                          directory, will detect a git repository or Insomnia
+                          data directory
   --src <file>            set the file read from, defaults to installed
                           Insomnia data directory
   --verbose               show additional logs while running the command
@@ -88,16 +98,21 @@ exports[`Snapshot for "inso generate -h" 1`] = `
 "Usage: inso [options] [command]
 
 A CLI for Insomnia!
-  With this tool you can lint, test and export your Insomnia data.
-  It can read from three data sources, but will use local Insomnia application data as a default:
-    - Insomnia data directory (~/.config/Insomnia/)
-    - Insomnia export file (eg. export.json)
-    - Git repository (~/git/myproject)
+  With this tool you can test, lint, and export your Insomnia data.
+
+  Inso accepts 3 types of input:
+    Insomnia application data - will be automatically detected, or you can set --workingDir to an alternaitve application data path.
+    Insomnia export files - set --src to the file path.
+    Git repositories -  set --workingDir to the repository path.
+
+  Inso also supports configuration files, by default it will look for .insorc in the current working directory or --workingDir.
 
 
 Options:
   -v, --version           output the version number
-  -w, --workingDir <dir>  set working directory
+  -w, --workingDir <dir>  set working directory, defaults to current working
+                          directory, will detect a git repository or Insomnia
+                          data directory
   --src <file>            set the file read from, defaults to installed
                           Insomnia data directory
   --verbose               show additional logs while running the command
@@ -118,16 +133,21 @@ exports[`Snapshot for "inso help" 1`] = `
 "Usage: inso [options] [command]
 
 A CLI for Insomnia!
-  With this tool you can lint, test and export your Insomnia data.
-  It can read from three data sources, but will use local Insomnia application data as a default:
-    - Insomnia data directory (~/.config/Insomnia/)
-    - Insomnia export file (eg. export.json)
-    - Git repository (~/git/myproject)
+  With this tool you can test, lint, and export your Insomnia data.
+
+  Inso accepts 3 types of input:
+    Insomnia application data - will be automatically detected, or you can set --workingDir to an alternaitve application data path.
+    Insomnia export files - set --src to the file path.
+    Git repositories -  set --workingDir to the repository path.
+
+  Inso also supports configuration files, by default it will look for .insorc in the current working directory or --workingDir.
 
 
 Options:
   -v, --version           output the version number
-  -w, --workingDir <dir>  set working directory
+  -w, --workingDir <dir>  set working directory, defaults to current working
+                          directory, will detect a git repository or Insomnia
+                          data directory
   --src <file>            set the file read from, defaults to installed
                           Insomnia data directory
   --verbose               show additional logs while running the command