Bump truffle from 5.1.44 to 5.4.2

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Bumps truffle from 5.1.44 to 5.4.2.

Release notes

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v5.4.2 – Mixed berry pie

Good day, folks! 👋

Here's a long-absent command line option: truffle test --grep (or -g), to match Mocha's --grep option for filtering tests by name. Glad we finally added that—it'll come in handy when you want to run only a subset of your tests at a time. Check out those linked Mocha docs to see how it works!

Apart from that, we've got a few bug fixes, mostly related to how Truffle keeps track of files paths for import statements in Solidity. We've been coordinating with @​cameel from the Solidity team to align Truffle's integration with solc best practices moving forward, and there's been a bit of fallout from that. We should have the worst of these bugs fixed now, though! (Please do let us know you run into any problems with things like contracts getting compiled twice in the same truffle compile run, or if you encounter any errors that shouldn't happen. We'll be on the lookout! 🔎 🐛) All-in-all, we're rather excited about these changes - see Solidity's docs about Import Path Resolution, namely how the Solidity compiler's "virtual filesystem" ensures compilation results are the same across different machines/platforms/etc.

As always, it's our pleasure to bring you this week's Truffle release. We hope you enjoy.

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Enhancements

• Add --grep option to truffle test (#4179 by @​eggplantzzz)

Bug fixes

• Disallow non-absolute non-relative FS imports (#4190 by @​haltman-at)
• Use backslashes on Windows while resolving imports (#4195 by @​haltman-at)
• Fix @​truffle/db error on dry-run (#4198 by @​eggplantzzz)

Internal improvements

• Fix Truffle build on Windows. (#4196 by @​cds-amal)

Dependency updates

• Cleanup unused dependencies (#4149 by @​cds-amal)

v5.4.1 — Salty seaweed snacks

Howdy howdy! More Truffle coming at ya... 🌿

Don't you hate it when you implement a feature and then it doesn't work after you bundle your code? Ooops! 🤤 Sorry about that! Last week's console.require feature had an issue after bundling. Not to worry though, we have a fix in this release! So go wild and write your own snippets of code to use in the console environment! See the release notes from last week for more information about this feature.

Other than that great news we have a couple more mentionables. 🧐 The debugger has been made even better with some more robust syntax highlighting. Highlighting for operators and punctuation was added. And props to @​tansaku for refining the tips found commented out in the truffle init project. Thanks for the addition buddy!

Nice to see you again and we'll be here again next week. Adios! 🎉

How to upgrade

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Commits

• 4a67c2b Publish
• ee43a9a Publish
• c168495 Cleanup and note about test
• 03ae00f Add integration test to verify behavior from bundle
• 91ae7e8 Bump timeouts
• e8cccf9 Add missing semicolon
• 3e397ac Remove only constraint from integration tests
• 46b6a05 Publish
• abfb364 Publish
• ccd2d30 Import Migrations in "import everything" test
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