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Current behavior:
when installing aurelia-cli, gulp is not installed alongside it, because it is listed in the devDependencies.
running commands like au build doesn't work in that environment, because they require gulp
What is the expected behavior?
gulp should be a regular dependency, or at least a peerDependency, because it is required to run commands like au build, and not only for the development of the aurelia-cli.
What is the motivation / use case for changing the behavior?
I have a specific postinstall-script that moves and links dependencies depenending on what is mentioned in the package.json of local modules. because of that, and because the aurelia-cli doesn't state gulp as a dependency, the aurelia-cli ends up using a gulp-version of a different local module that is incompatible.
also: the aurelia-commands seem to require gulp version 4.0.0, but version ^3.9.1 is listed in the devDependencies.
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Current behavior:
when installing aurelia-cli, gulp is not installed alongside it, because it is listed in the
devDependencies
.running commands like
au build
doesn't work in that environment, because they require gulpWhat is the expected behavior?
gulp should be a regular dependency, or at least a peerDependency, because it is required to run commands like
au build
, and not only for the development of the aurelia-cli.What is the motivation / use case for changing the behavior?
I have a specific postinstall-script that moves and links dependencies depenending on what is mentioned in the package.json of local modules. because of that, and because the aurelia-cli doesn't state gulp as a dependency, the aurelia-cli ends up using a gulp-version of a different local module that is incompatible.
also: the aurelia-commands seem to require gulp version 4.0.0, but version ^3.9.1 is listed in the devDependencies.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: