Okay i've updated the level-sublevel version, but i didn't merge this because your patch also changed the version number, which should have been a patch. Why did you do this? was it to bust npm's cache?
Btw, generally you should not change a version bump in a pull request, that is the maintainer's responsibility. Personally, I like to have a commit that just changes the version number, so that it's easy to reconcile npm versions to git commits. (npm has a handy command to do this: npm version [patch minor major])
Okay i've updated the level-sublevel version, but i didn't merge this because your patch also changed the version number, which should have been a patch. Why did you do this? was it to bust npm's cache?
Btw, generally you should not change a version bump in a pull request, that is the maintainer's responsibility. Personally, I like to have a commit that just changes the version number, so that it's easy to reconcile npm versions to git commits. (npm has a handy command to do this:
npm version [patch minor major]
)use level-live-stream@1.4.10