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deps: upgrade to npm 2.14.11 #4003
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This is causing serious issues :(
Any suggestions on how we should approach |
I'd like to say it'll be easy enough to cherry-pick -- I'll give it a shot myself in the morning and see if there's any issues . I also seem to have run into some test failures, so we should hold off on this PR for now, anyway. With all the messing around I was doing, I forgot to run the test suite before submitting this PR -- argh! :/ |
seemed to work well enough to me (this is assuming we want to ignore all conflicts and just accept all npm changes in this commit edit: this was against 0.12.8-rc fwiw |
Thanks, Myles! ^_^ |
Fwiw I'm getting these errors:
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Yep! That's why I was asking you about prereleases. You'll need to edit That's because semver considers prereleases to not exist in ranges, so all the engine checks, including |
See #4033 -- I think this PR is safe to close. |
Heya!
Here's a new LTS release. Check out the changelog: https://github.com/npm/npm/releases/tag/v2.14.11
The main thing to note is a hopefully welcome update to our licensing to clarify scope of both the open source side and the registry TOS.
For some reason, I ran into the infamous
Readme.md
/README.md
git-on-OSX issue again. I tried reproducing my previous steps and they didn't seem to work -- The extra commit you see is what I think the correct final fix for this. It seems that theReadme.md
somehow still stuck around after we removed it from the npm repo proper. It should be completely gone now. 🙏r: @jasnell
r: @Fishrock123
r: @chrisdickinson