Closed leog closed 8 years ago
Thanks @leog for your help :)
1 question - do you know since which version fs
is part of npm core?
I asking because I'm thinking that maybe this change will require to jump to version 2.0.0
in order to also support npm 2.x.x
(node 4 LTS) and not just npm 3.x.x
(node 6 soon to be LTS)..
After we'll understand which version to set, I'll merge the PR and update the change log + npm publish..
I can see that fs
is on npm core for a long time.. So it is OK just updating it to 1.0.2
Thanks for the help!
@kazazor just saw your comments here, different timezones as you may know...
That's correct, fs
library was always part of Node.js core and there was a reference on the npm registry to it, the thing is that recently, it was removed from the registry so depending on fs
explicitly from package.json
will throw a not found
error.
Apparently the 'fs' package is now part of the npm core, and is no longer required for import. npm/npm#13743