Release please?
achingbrain opened this issue · 10 comments
Is #92 going to make it into a release soon?
The current version of ucans
on npm (0.10.0 at the time of writing) can't be used with node in ESM mode without this fix.
Yeah, this is confusing. We have @ucans/core
and @ucans/default-plugins
on the newer versions, but @ucans/ucans
is still on version 0.11.0
(not 0.11.2
) and ucans
still exists.
IIRC, deleting packages on NPM is quite hard, so I don't think we can do much about ucans
.
For @ucans/ucans
, @dholms can you publish the current version of @ucans/ucans
, so it's 0.11.2? Or can you tell me how you usually do that? I tried yarn publish
, but that fails with error Couldn't publish package: "https://registry.yarnpkg.com/@ucans%2fucans: Not found"
, and I tried npm publish
, which fails with Not Found - PUT https://registry.npmjs.org/@ucans%2fucans - Not found
. And ideas?
Ah, ok - are people supposed to use @ucans/ucans
instead of ucans
? I missed that, probably because the README examples import from ucans
.
IIRC, deleting packages on NPM is quite hard, so I don't think we can do much about ucans.
You can deprecate the package with a message that says something like "This module is deprecated, please use @ucans/ucans instead"
- that'd appear on the README on npm and also in the console when someone installs ucans
.
Haha yeah. Fair enough!
We'd appreciate a README PR 🙏
Thanks for the deprecation pointer, I'll look into that.
Also, would love to talk to you in general about UCAN & what you're up to (which I'm guessing is helia?).
Please come by to the UCAN discord (https://ucan.xyz/community/) or let me know some other way of talking to you :)
While we're at it, we should probably also publish the readme to @ucans/ucans
. Currently it lives only on the top level...
FWIW, I've deprecated ucans
for now.
@achingbrain a lot of our new stuff is using rs-ucan https://github.com/ucan-wg/rs-ucan - turned into Wasm for Web deployment.
I also started a thread about WNFS wnfs-wg/spec#55
Happy to have a sync session with you about all these topics. Let us know how we can support you!
Hey @Frando thats awesome to hear you’re actively using it. Have you introduced yourself / your project in the discussion forum? https://github.com/ucan-wg/spec/discussions
Would be great to get you listed on the website too.
And: we’d love to add maintainers to this repo. Are you interested?
Great and thanks for the link to what you’re working on.