Closed caillou closed 7 years ago
OK, seems like installing the dependencies with npm
rather than yarn
fixes that issue. Sorry about that.
This being said, ideally we should move forward with with our time and keep an evergreen repository.
Yarn will not properly resolve git commits in dependencies. We'll have to work around this with tags.
What do you mean by "evergreen repository"?
Things kept green ;) E.g. using https://greenkeeper.io/
Staying up to date with dependencies.
Ah, I see. However, it's not a production environment, so we have way less interest in spending a lot of time keeping everything up-to-date (compared to an environment where it would be a security risk not to do it). And this specific use-case would have still failed with Greenkeeper since it's a Yarn issue.
But we'll definitely give this some more thought, thanks for the pointer!
Tests are broken in
master
.