This bumps the versions of bunyan, manta and restify such that each gets recent version of dtrace-provider (typically 0.6.0 I think) which works with Node.js v4.
I ran npm test and everything passes and I also ran a sync of my ~/Downloads dir which had a good mix of files of various sizes to ~~/stor/mata-sync-test and didn't hit any issues.
I didn't change the package version though since I'm never quite sure what makes sense for this type of change ("version": "0.4.0" ?). Each dependency was updated to a newer major version which in theory could be breaking in some way.
This bumps the versions of bunyan, manta and restify such that each gets recent version of dtrace-provider (typically 0.6.0 I think) which works with Node.js v4.
I ran
npm test
and everything passes and I also ran a sync of my ~/Downloads dir which had a good mix of files of various sizes to ~~/stor/mata-sync-test and didn't hit any issues.I didn't change the package version though since I'm never quite sure what makes sense for this type of change (
"version": "0.4.0"
?). Each dependency was updated to a newer major version which in theory could be breaking in some way.