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Update package.json: changed pattern "./" to "./*" #135
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On Angular when executes command 'ng build --prod': - Generating browser application bundles...(node:16716) [DEP0148] DeprecationWarning: Use of deprecated folder mapping "./" in the "exports" field module resolution of the package at {{APP_PATH}}\node_modules\tslib\package.json. Update this package.json to use a subpath pattern like "./*". (Use `node --trace-deprecation ...` to show where the warning was created)
I sent this change to fix the deprecation on new apps, this is a minor change. I don't undestand why test CI for 14.x failed. |
This can be rebased for the CI fix 👍🏻 |
On Angular 11 + Node v15
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Any update on this ? @Neizan-93 Can you rebase on master and after can we merge this. I'm having this warning with node 15. |
I just closed #139 as a duplicate of this. In #139, the author points to postcss/postcss#1455, which tried to solve the deprecation in the same way. From the linked PR it sounds like this breaks NodeJS 12.x and there are still issues with it:
@weswigham any thoughts? |
@orta We are skipping esm node modules for NodeJS 12, so we're not seeing a possible error due to the fact NodeJS 12 supports subpath exports but not subpath patterns. |
I've done some research and Update: NodeJS 12.20.1 seems to work fine with The test case I used was: // index.mjs
async function main() {
// (a)
try {
const tslib1 = await import("tslib");
console.log("default" in tslib1 ? "CommonJS" : "ESM");
}
catch (e) {
console.error(e.name, e.message);
}
// (b)
try {
const tslib2 = await import("tslib/tslib.js");
console.log("default" in tslib2 ? "CommonJS" : "ESM");
}
catch (e) {
console.error(e.name, e.message);
}
// (c)
try {
const tslib3 = await import("tslib/tslib.es6.js");
console.log("default" in tslib3 ? "CommonJS" : "ESM");
}
catch (e) {
console.error(e.name, e.message);
}
// (d)
try {
const tslibpkg = await import("tslib/package.json");
if (tslibpkg.default.name !== "tslib") throw new Error ("Unexpected result");
console.log("ok");
}
catch (e) {
console.error(e.name, e.message);
}
}
main(); Results:
NOTES:
The most common use case for
However, subpath exports are trickier:
The only consistency between 12.18 and 15.4 is Since NodeJS 12 is a Maintenance LTS, is our stance to only support the latest version of a Maintenance LTS? If so, then this change is probably fine. |
Interesting, I didn't know it was supported in 12 TBH. I think it's pretty reasonable to assume here that the 12.18.x versions had a bug and we can add release notes stating they can update to a later version of 12.x to fix issues? |
It was experimental in 12. I think this change is fine. |
This really needs to be merged if possible @JonSenpai @rbuckton, there are quite a few dependencies that rely on tslib, and currently I'm facing a series of deprecation warnings during every build. I can just suppress it but it's not ideal :( |
This PR should solve #152. Is there anything still blocking this from being merged? Sidenote: Why is the |
@csvn interesting approach using both syntaxes or exporting only the package.json. Running the test script from @rbuckton on the current node version (17):
Seems like Made a proposal with explicitly defining the files here: #163 Note: Came across this thread after I created the PR and wasn't aware of the test script. Will run the same tests against that solution also, and post the results in the PR. |
Co-authored-by: ExE Boss <[email protected]>
@rbuckton do we know when the next release will be? It seems the last one was in August. |
Current code is: VS Code seems to still complain, saying "Property ./ is not allowed." Maybe should just be Line 36 in c827964
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Leaving ./ in there will still cause a warning I reckon as seen in microsoft#135
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Ah yes, now I get it. It's for backwards compatability. I'll ignore the VS Code warning. Thanks. Please ignore me :) |
On Angular when executes command 'ng build --prod':
Update this package.json to use a subpath pattern like "./*".
(Use
node --trace-deprecation ...
to show where the warning was created)