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IMO it's totally up to the end user to decide if this is still needed. I think so because while it does look like it's only setting up the package.json, it's ensuring that engines are set up and easy to deploy on any infrastructure. While that's the goal, the meteor build command doesn't really do that. On top of that, it allows for custom JSON to be added to the package.json. There are some great things that this module does in the long run.
We dropped it while waiting for 1.4 compatibility & taking a closer look at what it was doing relative to the overhead. It only took us a few hours to write a simple script which makes the same modifications to package.json without any of the dependencies.
While I think there is still a place for a tool like this post-build, the way it's written at the moment (which probably dates back to when it was performing more complex tasks) doesn't justify the value it is providing.
It looks like the code in Master is basically just calling
meteor build
and tweaking itspackage.json
a bit.I thought it was adding
package.json
entries for everything inprograms/server/npm
but it looks like that's not the case.meteor build
is sufficient for 1.4 projects right?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: