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upgrade to inversify@^5.1.1 #9979

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Since we changed our TypeScript compilation target from ES5 to ES2017
there is a bug with inversify prior to version 5.1.1 leading to
the frontend application not starting.

We expected issues with inversify when targeting ES2017 but couldn't
find it in the end. This is because we are pulling a version of
inversify that did not cause the problem.

This commit updates the inversify range to pull a working version.

How to test

If you want to reproduce the issue you can add a resolution field such as "**/inversify": "5.0.1" and run yarn.

Using [email protected] will cause the frontend to crash on startup.

The problem is fixed when using [email protected].

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@paul-marechal paul-marechal added bug bugs found in the application dependencies pull requests that update a dependency file labels Aug 27, 2021
Since we changed our TypeScript compilation target from ES5 to ES2017
there is a bug with `inversify` prior to version `5.1.1` leading to
the frontend application not starting.

We expected issues with `inversify` when targeting ES2017 but couldn't
find it in the end. This is because we are pulling a version of
`inversify` that did not cause the problem.

This commit updates the `inversify` range to pull a working version.
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LGTM!

@paul-marechal paul-marechal merged commit 0226158 into master Aug 28, 2021
@paul-marechal paul-marechal deleted the mp/inversify-5.1.1 branch August 28, 2021 00:47
@github-actions github-actions bot added this to the 1.18.0 milestone Aug 28, 2021
@paul-marechal paul-marechal modified the milestones: 1.18.0, 1.17.1 Aug 31, 2021
paul-marechal added a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 31, 2021
Since we changed our TypeScript compilation target from ES5 to ES2017
there is a bug with `inversify` prior to version `5.1.1` leading to
the frontend application not starting.

We expected issues with `inversify` when targeting ES2017 but couldn't
find it in the end. This is because we are pulling a version of
`inversify` that did not cause the problem.

This commit updates the `inversify` range to pull a working version.
RomanNikitenko pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 16, 2021
Since we changed our TypeScript compilation target from ES5 to ES2017
there is a bug with `inversify` prior to version `5.1.1` leading to
the frontend application not starting.

We expected issues with `inversify` when targeting ES2017 but couldn't
find it in the end. This is because we are pulling a version of
`inversify` that did not cause the problem.

This commit updates the `inversify` range to pull a working version.
RomanNikitenko pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 16, 2021
Since we changed our TypeScript compilation target from ES5 to ES2017
there is a bug with `inversify` prior to version `5.1.1` leading to
the frontend application not starting.

We expected issues with `inversify` when targeting ES2017 but couldn't
find it in the end. This is because we are pulling a version of
`inversify` that did not cause the problem.

This commit updates the `inversify` range to pull a working version.
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