Closed wezm closed 2 years ago
Hi @wezm, thanks for opening the issue. Deno introduced deno vendor
command to handle these problems.
You can use deno vendor
on your final application. It will cache all the dependencies into a folder that you can commit to git.
Note: deno vendor
uses import maps. You can deploy the application only using "GitHub Actions" (https://deno.com/deploy/docs/projects#git-integration) mode at the moment as import maps are not supported on "Automatic" mode.
Ok thanks @satyarohith I'll give that a go.
I was using version 0.3.4 in a small application via: https://deno.land/x/sift@0.3.4/mod.ts. This imports the following:
but that returns 404. The solution is probably to update to a newer version of sift but I wanted to note this because ideally previously published versions would continue working.