Release new version?
jdb8 opened this issue · 12 comments
Prerequisites
- Using yarn
- Using an up-to-date master branch
- Using latest version of devtools. See wiki for howto update
- Link to stacktrace in a Gist (for bugs)
- For issue in production release, devtools output of
DEBUG_PROD=true yarn build && yarn start - Tried solutions mentioned in #400
Expected Behavior
The version available on npm should be the same as the version on github master.
Current Behavior
The version on npm is 0.2.1 while the package.json on master is 0.3.0: https://www.npmjs.com/package/paralleljs vs
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Possible Solution
Release 0.3.0 on npm. Even better would be to release a v0.2.2 which fixes the issue outlined below (this commit).
Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
N/A
Context
There's a specific issue with v0.2.1 which is the zero-width spaces present in the package.json. This was fixed in this commit but hasn't been released yet. It means that packages depending on paralleljs are pulling in a broken package.json, which breaks some tooling that tries to parse package.json files inside node_modules.
Your Environment
- Node version : any
- Version or Branch used : v0.2.1
- Operating System and version : any
- Link to your project : n/a
Good point. Lets get it flying.
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Any update on this?
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Bump - @mathiasrw, not sure if you have access to release a new version, but this would still be useful.
@adambom @Sebmaster @MaXFalstein @amilajack @vikr01
Any objections to releasing the current version?
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@adambom @Sebmaster @MaXFalstein @amilajack @vikr01
I am intending to release a new version npm if I hear nothing from you.
There is actually no new version. I reverted that work because it makes too many breaking changes.
@amilajack to clarify: e1b71c0 was reverted? The only reason I personally wanted a new version was because the version that's latest on npm has a broken package.json, which breaks some tooling. It's fine (and actually preferable) if the next release is a patch 0.2.2 which solely includes that commit.
@mathiasrw pushed some changes and fixes. Would love if you could bump package to 0.3.0. I dont have publishing permission.
@jdb8 After publishing a new version, it should work