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Notes on upgrades from v0.11.3 dependencies to now
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Following is the list of top-level non-development dependencies with their versions in v0.11.x and notes detailing the version they are upgraded to in v0.12.x (if any) and why. New dependencies (like `consolidate`) have notes explaining the choice of current version. | |
├── anchor@~0.10.5 (ours) | |
├── [email protected] -> 0.10.5 (has changelog, lots of bug fixes and good stuff) | |
├── captains-log@~0.11.11 (ours) | |
├── [email protected] -> 1.1.2 (no changelog, but seems to be just bugfixes and it's only used for logs) | |
├── [email protected] -> 2.9.0 (has changelog, bugfixes et al) | |
├── [email protected] -> 2.29.1 (required by our express version) | |
├── [email protected] (latest) | |
├── [email protected] (latest is just react/promises stuff) | |
├── [email protected] (upgrade causes angst for connect; only used briefly ) | |
├── [email protected] -> 1.0.6 (minor fixes) | |
├── [email protected] -> 2.3.4 (we've been using it, guess it works, could use some tests) | |
├── [email protected] (latest) | |
├── [email protected] -> 3.20.2 (thoroughly tested) | |
├── [email protected] (latest) | |
├── [email protected] -> 0.18.4 (been using it, only used on tests, further changelog looked meh) | |
├── [email protected] -> 5.0.15 (only used in one spot, been using, but v6 has breaking changes) | |
├── [email protected] -> 0.4.5 (been using) | |
├── [email protected] (latest) | |
├── [email protected] -> 0.6.0 (been using, but 0.7.0 is mostly dep changes of ~ to ^, tested w/ rigging) | |
├── [email protected] -> 0.13.0 (seems fine) | |
├── [email protected] -> 0.5.1 (tested w/ project, changelog looks good) | |
├── [email protected] (updating breaks projects w/ many assets) | |
├── [email protected] (updating breaks projects w/ many assets) | |
├── [email protected] (latest) | |
├── [email protected] -> 1.1.0 (tested w/ project, mostly updates to underlying less which is bugfixes) | |
├── [email protected] -> 0.7.0 (further updating breaks projects w/ many assets) | |
├── [email protected]. (tested w/ project) | |
├── grunt-sails-linker@~0.9.6 (ours) | |
├── [email protected] -> 0.2.4 (tested w/ project) | |
├── [email protected] (latest) | |
├── include-all@~0.1.6 (ours) | |
├── [email protected] (upgrading breaks projects. would be worth fixing the issues w/ upgrading to 3.x, but leaving for now) | |
├── [email protected] -> ~0.2.1 (ours) | |
├── [email protected] (latest) | |
├── [email protected] -> 0.2.0 (commits look good) | |
├── [email protected] -> 0.3.0 (commits look good) | |
├── [email protected] -> 1.2.1 (adds more wurds) | |
├── [email protected] (latest) | |
├── [email protected] -> 1.0.1 (been using, but no tests--could use some tests) | |
├── reportback@~0.1.9 (ours) | |
├── sails-build-dictionary@~0.10.1 (ours) | |
├── sails-disk@~0.10.8 (ours) | |
├── sails-generate@~0.12.4 (ours) | |
├── sails-hook-sockets@~0.12.0 (ours) | |
├── sails-stringfile@~0.3.2 (ours) | |
├── sails-util@~0.10.6 (ours) | |
├── [email protected] -> 5.1.0 (been using 4.3.6, update is mostly about non-node usage and comments) | |
├── [email protected] (ours) | |
├── [email protected] (fine for us, update is for promise stuff) | |
└── [email protected] (ours) |
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Right- updating lodash or async is a good idea, but would be a breaking change. We could do it for 0.12