Clone,
run npm i,
run npm test
see a lot of messages like:
@bem/entity-name deprecated modName is kept just for compatibility and can be dropped in the future. Use mod.name instead in { block: 'block', modName: 'mod', modVal: true } at at node_modules/@bem/entity-name/lib/entity-name.js:32:24
@bem/entity-name deprecated modVal is kept just for compatibility and can be dropped in the future. Use mod.val instead in { block: 'block', modName: 'mod', modVal: true } at at node_modules/@bem/entity-name/lib/entity-name.js:33:23
Clone, run npm i, run npm test see a lot of messages like:
@bem/entity-name deprecated
modName
is kept just for compatibility and can be dropped in the future. Usemod.name
instead in{ block: 'block', modName: 'mod', modVal: true }
at at node_modules/@bem/entity-name/lib/entity-name.js:32:24@bem/entity-name deprecated
modVal
is kept just for compatibility and can be dropped in the future. Usemod.val
instead in{ block: 'block', modName: 'mod', modVal: true }
at at node_modules/@bem/entity-name/lib/entity-name.js:33:23