Updtr changes the specifity defined in package.json
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Thanks, @djhi but that's not what i mean.
You can find all the different possibilities of how to specify version ranges in |
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I also have a quite similar problem : If the upgrade fails, the specifity is changed, for example if I have :
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which makes my test failing at the end. |
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### Changes - A batch update is attempted for all **non-breaking** updates according to semver - All **breaking** updates are still performed in a sequential manner - If the batch update fails, the failed update tasks are performed sequentially to find out, which module was breaking - During a rollback, the next module update is installed in parallel - The `package.json` is now written in the end after the whole operation - The updtr tries to preserve the semver range style. If the style can not be preserved, it falls back to caret ranges. - This behavior can be changed by specifying a `--save` option - By specifying the `update-to=non-breaking` option, you can now choose to install non-breaking updates. It replaces the old `--wanted` flag - Re-design of the default reporter (it's now called `dense`) - Missing dependencies are now installed automatically before running `npm outdated` ### Fixes - Fixes #14 #47 #46 #13 #51 #58 - Provides a workaround for #48 by sorting all dependencies BREAKING CHANGE: New and changed CLI options ``` --use, -u Specify the package manager to use [choices: "npm", "yarn"] [default: "npm"] --exclude, --ex Space separated list of module names that should not be updated [array] --update-to, --to Specify which updates you want to install [choices: "latest", "non-breaking", "wanted"] [default: "latest"] --save, -s Specify how updated versions should be saved to the package.json [choices: "smart", "caret", "exact"] [default: "smart"] --reporter, -r Choose a reporter for the console output [choices: "dense", "none"] [default: "dense"] --test, -t Specify a custom test command. Surround with quotes. --test-stdout, --out Show test stdout if the update fails [boolean] --registry, --reg Specify a custom registry to use --version Show version number [boolean] --help Show help [boolean] ```
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Fixed with the rewrite |
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After running
updtr, some of the packages I had specified in mypackage.jsonhave changed in their specifity. updtr has changed some of them to be more specific and some of them to be less specific as before. Here's the output ofgit diff package.jsonafter runningupdtr:For some of them it added a
^and for some of them it removed it. I think we should have a flag that allows to either keep the existing specifity or replace it with the recommended one instead. By default, I would expect it to keep the existing specifity.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: