This adds a workflow named "test" so that pull requests will be tested
and given a commit status, which is a pre-requisite for merging now.
I also add a shrinkwrap file here because we're currently on node
0.10.33, which doesn't support any other kind of dependency locking
that I know of. With this file present, an npm install will install
the versions specified here instead of in package.json. It effectively
acts as a package-lock.json file, but that's introduced much later
in npm's life. Eventually, we'll have to switch over because
shrinkwrap is deprecated in favor of package-lock.json. For now,
this will let us ensure we're using the correct depenedency versions
in dev. I pulled this from a current dreadnot production deployment.
This adds a workflow named "test" so that pull requests will be tested and given a commit status, which is a pre-requisite for merging now.
I also add a shrinkwrap file here because we're currently on node 0.10.33, which doesn't support any other kind of dependency locking that I know of. With this file present, an
npm installwill install the versions specified here instead of in package.json. It effectively acts as apackage-lock.jsonfile, but that's introduced much later in npm's life. Eventually, we'll have to switch over because shrinkwrap is deprecated in favor ofpackage-lock.json. For now, this will let us ensure we're using the correct depenedency versions in dev. I pulled this from a current dreadnot production deployment.