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sabrinaluo
sabrinaluo commented Jun 5, 2019

Do you want to request a feature or report a bug?
feature request

What is the current behavior?
Currently yarn why won't indicate any package info in the resolutions field

If the current behavior is a bug, please provide the steps to reproduce.

  1. install a package with any version, e.g "pkg": "^1.0.0"
  2. add resolutions field in package.json, pkg: "1.0.0"
  3. upd
jedmao
jedmao commented Apr 5, 2019

It took me way too long and far too many Travis-CI builds to figure out the right configuration for Travis-CI to run lerna publish with everything it needed. I'm still not 100% sure if everything I'm doing is necessary, but perhaps it will help others to share my findings. Even better if there was some documentation around this.

My goals

  1. Automatically npm publish each relevant pack
DanielHabenicht
DanielHabenicht commented Aug 28, 2019

New plugin motivation

In Azure DevOps semantic release has to be triggered via a normal bash command, also npm install must be run before, environment variables have to be set up...

In order to make semantic release work for a broader range of application, e.g. non-npm based and make use of service connection instead of environment variables it would be cool to have an Azure DevOps Pipeli

verdaccio
juanpicado
juanpicado commented Sep 8, 2019

Hi, if you are reading this is because you pretty likely don't know how to start 🤔 . Fair enough !

So, let's fix that 🚸 !

What should I know before start?

All here we are developers with different backgrounds, languages and objectives. But, all we must follow certain rules so we can understand each other and make the communication easier as possible. Please 👍 read your [code of conduc

pnpm
service-paradis
service-paradis commented Sep 20, 2019

pnpm version:

3.8.1

Code to reproduce the issue:

I have a repo containing multiple packages. I have a package.json file at the root to define some scripts. Since I do not have any dependencies in this package.json, there is no lockfile created.

I want to run pnpm recursive outdated to see if there was any outdated dependencies in my packages. Unfortunately, I got the follow

tsdx
NateRadebaugh
NateRadebaugh commented Aug 28, 2019

Current Behavior

All the current documentation is about bootstrapping a new project to use tsdx. There is nothing about how to add the tsdx toolchain to an existing project.

Desired Behavior

With the comparisons to microbundle, it'd be good to have documentation on how to migrate a project to use tsdx instead. If you want to avoid

richardcornelissen
richardcornelissen commented Oct 8, 2019

What Renovate type are you using?
Self-hosted, running on a BitBucket pipelines with https://hub.docker.com/r/renovate/renovate/.

Describe the bug
Renovate does not seem to create the pull requests for upgrading packages on bitbucket cloud.
Our config:

{
  "extends": [
    "config:base",
    "group:allNonMajor"
  ],
  "branchPrefix": "feature/",
  "npmrc": "//registry.npm

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