Closed G-Rath closed 1 year ago
@G-Rath looks like acorn
is used somewhere...
@gligorkot there you go - looks like it's being used by a dev dependency. I expect that'll probably go away later as part of upgrading eslint
and the likes, but for now it doesn't need to be a standard dependency
Cool, happy with that. Thanks for updating it
What did you implement:
The
acorn
package is no longer being used, so it doesn't need to be listed as a dependency.How did you implement it:
I removed it from
dependencies
inpackage.json
How can we verify it:
If
acorn
was being used by this package, then there should have been a match in either a TypeScript or JavaScript file, which there was not.The tests also will fail if
acorn
is actually needed.Todos:
Note: Run
npm run test:ci
to run all validation checks on proposed changesValidate via
npm run lint
Note: Some reported issues can be automatically fixed by running
npm run lint:fix
Validate via
npm test
Is this ready for review?: YES Is it a breaking change?: NO