-
- how to best support containers
- symlink stuff makes vagrant and docker envs rough
- expectations for users in layered envs
- deploying and marshallin exp is painful
-
- user story on fiing issues that we have
- already firstclass support for git, but it is very focused (install and version)
- webhooks, template package based on a repo (fits better on newww)
- streamlining the workflow
- fork and patch docs, http://darcs.net/
-
- less configuration
- less shared information across packages
- woudl be interested in looking at the npmrc where the package.json is
- specifically do not want to share config across packages
- monorepo pattern of development
-
- this is getting handled by rebecca already!
- gauge
-
- just no. there will always be one locus.
- npm repo, npm issues <- sends you somewhere
-
- current underlying implementaiton is already really complicated
- as user other than root, perms should be squashed to umask, with exception of stomping on executable bits
- as root: use effecting user id, not root, and not nobody
- the nobody user is to prevent potential damage if a script sets something as writeable
- node-tar <-- really needs to be correct, is an isaac pet project
- current behavior is probably not correct
- featuer request or bug?
- STORY AROUND WINDOWS PERMISSIONS
-
- actually a bug
-
- UX is a concern we won't be getting to until late 2016, but we're interested in exploring based on
-
- capistrano like deployment
- feels like a separate product
-
- we are bound by the node module resolution algorithm (extremely unlikely to change)
- maybe look at npm prune
-
- docs need help
- will probably implement
-
- we want browser deps but this solution is too much
- see #9354
- https://github.com/npm/npm/labels/front-end
-
- do not rely on
_
attributes - tooling to know where a package came from
- generally we close issues if you focus on methodology not what you are trying to do
- do not rely on
-
- can be treated as file globs
Last active
February 18, 2016 23:47
-
-
Save ashleygwilliams/721d560d88ed760a278d to your computer and use it in GitHub Desktop.
Sign up for free
to join this conversation on GitHub.
Already have an account?
Sign in to comment