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Dependency deprecation warning: stylelint-processor-html (npm) #982
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@timkelty, would you be able to take this? :-) |
Yep! I'm on it! |
Hi @timkelty, hope you are well :-) Do you know if you'll have a chance to look at this? Just to give a heads up - the stylelint preset is one of the presets that falls into the category of "not maintained and very low usage" (2K total downloads vs 1 million for Neutrino core), and so is at risk of being demoted from the monorepo if we're not able to get more people helping out to maintain it. |
Thanks for the kick @edmorley! Been meaning to get to this and has just fell through the cracks. Should be able to this week for sure. If not, my fault if it gets axed :) |
FWIW I did a little digging and it looks like this isn't so much an issue with the stylelint middleware, but with the Vue middleware that was added later (3d253ae#diff-8e01b2cd41edef3f12c383a2371bc95bR39). It looks like we could switch over to @helfi92 any thoughts? |
Ah sorry for not spotting it was added later :-) |
NP – Still related, and of interest to me, so I'll try and jump on it. |
On registry
https://registry.npmjs.org/
, the "latest" version (v1.0.0) of dependencystylelint-processor-html
has the following deprecation notice:Please use stylelint-processor-arbitrary-tags https://github.com/mapbox/stylelint-processor-arbitrary-tags
Marking the latest version of an npm package as deprecated results in the entire package being considered deprecated, so contact the package author you think this is a mistake.
Please take the actions necessary to rename or substitute this deprecated package and commit to your base branch. If you wish to ignore this deprecation warning and continue using
stylelint-processor-html
as-is, please add it to your ignoreDeps array in Renovate config before closing this issue, otherwise another issue will be recreated the next time Renovate runs.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: