Releases: rooseveltframework/fallback-dependencies
Releases · rooseveltframework/fallback-dependencies
1.0.3
- Fixed bug that resulted in hard to understand errors if
git
wasn't functioning properly on your system.
- Updated various dependencies.
1.0.2
- Fixed bug causing old dependencies to be removed unnecessary.
- Fixed fallbacks not working.
- Updated various dependencies.
1.0.1
- Refactored some code to tighten some things up.
- Updated various dependencies.
1.0.0
- Altered fallbackDependencies to no longer install devDependencies of a given repo. You can restore this behavior by declaring it in fallbackDevDependencies instead.
- Added support for FALLBACK_DEPENDENCIES_PREFERRED_WILDCARD environment variable to move a preferred domain up to the top of list of fallback dependencies to try regardless of the order specified in the app's config.
- Updated various dependencies.
0.1.6
- Backed out
--omit=dev
change from 0.1.5 that prevented fallback-dependencies from installing devDependencies of a given repo.
0.1.5
- fallback-dependencies will now detect if your clone is out of date in the case of
-b
versioned entries. If it's out of date, it will remove the old clone and re-clone it.
- fallback-dependencies will no longer install devDependencies of a given repo.
0.1.4
- You can now prevent a fallback-dependency from being installed in a situation where the repo is not a direct dependency of the root project by appending the
directOnly:
flag to the end of the dependency name. Closes #77
- Various dependencies updated.
0.1.3
- You can now skip installing dependencies of a fallback-dependency by appending the
-skip-deps
flag to the end of the dependency.
- Various dependencies updated.
0.1.2
- Added some detection of clones sourced from specific git tags to display a more helpful error message when trying to update non-updatable clones.
- Various dependencies updated.