The devDependency wait-on was updated from 3.3.0 to 4.0.0.
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Rewrite of the main code to simplify the logic and reduce possibility for race conditions. Bumped the major version do to the rewrite and also a minor change in how the stability window is used. In the new version the stability window only applies to file resources (waiting for them to exist and stop changing), for other resources they are completed as soon as available.
Also in the new logic, once a resource becomes available the system doesn't continue to check it, it only continues checking the pending resources.
Logging was improved and simplified.
-l / --log just indicate what resources are still pending
-v / --verbose includes resources that are pending and debug info from checks
Updated many dependencies including rxjs, and joi. Removed core-js polyfill as no longer needed.
Added a -s / --simultaneous optional flag to the command. If provided it will limit the number of simultaneous or concurrent connections to an individual resource. It defaults to Infinity so it will make requests without caring about previous ones. If you were to set it to "1" then it wouldn't be sending new requests to http://foo before the previous one finished (success, failure, or timeout).
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The devDependency wait-on was updated from
3.3.0to4.0.0.This version is not covered by your current version range.
If you don’t accept this pull request, your project will work just like it did before. However, you might be missing out on a bunch of new features, fixes and/or performance improvements from the dependency update.
Publisher: jeffbski License: MIT
Release Notes for v4.0.0 - a fresh approach
Rewrite of the main code to simplify the logic and reduce possibility for race conditions. Bumped the major version do to the rewrite and also a minor change in how the stability window is used. In the new version the stability window only applies to file resources (waiting for them to exist and stop changing), for other resources they are completed as soon as available.
Also in the new logic, once a resource becomes available the system doesn't continue to check it, it only continues checking the pending resources.
Logging was improved and simplified.
-l/--logjust indicate what resources are still pending-v/--verboseincludes resources that are pending and debug info from checksUpdated many dependencies including rxjs, and joi. Removed core-js polyfill as no longer needed.
Added a
-s/--simultaneousoptional flag to the command. If provided it will limit the number of simultaneous or concurrent connections to an individual resource. It defaults to Infinity so it will make requests without caring about previous ones. If you were to set it to "1" then it wouldn't be sending new requests to http://foo before the previous one finished (success, failure, or timeout).Commits
The new version differs by 20 commits.
df841514.0.016fbba8tweak README496ddfcadd run script publish:next4a1a6454.0.0-rc.1affd9a5remove eslint-config42ca4d7add test for directory missing49249154.0.0-rc.00ddb194fresh implementation of wait-oncbf2f42add simultaneous option to cli0840c86formatting and additional test9febfa4add a few dependencies7757a35prettier formatting9b33de8add simultaneous option to README and usageac86f2efix bad reverse test89f624badd missing reverse option to joi validationThere are 20 commits in total.
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