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teambition / merge2

Merge multiple streams into one stream in sequence or parallel (~119M/month downloads).
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V 0.1.0 #5

Closed BobbieBarker closed 8 years ago

BobbieBarker commented 9 years ago

Hey why did you take V 0.1.0 off npm?

zensh commented 9 years ago

v0.1.0 is first version and named gulp-merge, it is a incomplete version.

Then I imrpoved it, it not only a gulp plugin, but also a common stream tool, and I renamed it to merge2.

Then updated, updated, ...I have forgot gulp-merge existing.

One day some people reported issue to me https://github.com/teambition/merge2/issues/2 , I had not recognized that gulp-merge is my work...

Until yesterday, https://github.com/teambition/merge2/issues/4 refer gulp-merge, I can't find it in github, I run npm info gulp-merge...

gulp-merge is a first incomplete version, it should not be used, so I unpublished it.

Should I publish it with name gulp-merge again?

zensh commented 9 years ago

@varya have re-publish it to npm, but it still is old version.

BobbieBarker commented 9 years ago

we'll if that's the case you should add those details about gulp merge to the nom read me and redirect people to use the propper tool.

ExplodingCabbage commented 9 years ago

Just got bitten by the yanked dependency. Despite it being republished, URLs that were already in my npm-shrinkwrap.json like https://registry.npmjs.org/gulp-merge/-/gulp-merge-0.1.0.tgz remain 404s.

Now that I've learned about merge2, I intend to go on an editing rampage on Stack Overflow converting all answers that use gulp-merge to use merge2 instead. Others should feel free to go ahead and do so first. I wish I could remember where I first learned about this package so that I could make sure to edit it or get it edited.

zensh commented 9 years ago

@ExplodingCabbage :+1: