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Currently, the npm version 0.4.14 is 2 patch version ahead of github 0.4.12. I'm guessing versions are manually set before pushing to npm; This should be fixed and eventually automated so that we get consistent versionning across both.
It's a problem for debugging since we cannot know for sure what version of the code hosted on Github is locally installed. And it's also an issue when looking at the sources to fill the documentation gaps.
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From reviewing a bit the packaging in npm, the latest two versions (0.4.13 and 0.4.14) are not properly bundled. The index.js was not compiled with the new changes on the .ts files.
How can we automate this? Any references to libraries with automated process? Automation should probably take into account also #35.
If you setup Travis CI for the project, you can tell him to push to npm registry only for tagged commits, only on master branch. Tags can be created through git and pushed or created directly in Github by creating a new release.
Taking #35 into account is then just a matter of properly writing the packaging script ran by the CI.
@junjun16818 I can make a PR if you are interested. Let me know.
Currently, the npm version
0.4.14
is 2 patch version ahead of github0.4.12
. I'm guessing versions are manually set before pushing to npm; This should be fixed and eventually automated so that we get consistent versionning across both.It's a problem for debugging since we cannot know for sure what version of the code hosted on Github is locally installed. And it's also an issue when looking at the sources to fill the documentation gaps.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: