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Need to figure out how to do this. Maybe we could have a GitHub Action that publishes if all tests pass.
Suffix version with -dev or similar. Maybe date-based like 1.12.1-dev.2023.05.11.commithash?
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As long as new changes don’t take months to make it in, that’s what matters. Someone simply putting an alarm on their phone to remind them every two weeks to remind them to publish any new jscodeshift changes to npm would be an improvement over the current situation.Also, what exactly is the policy in terms of updating dependencies and keeping them current? In evcodeshift I’m just NCU’ing everything and making sure it passed tests.Sent from my iPhoneOn May 11, 2023, at 22:29, Daniel Lo Nigro ***@***.***> wrote:
Need to figure out how to do this. Maybe we could have a GitHub Action that publishes if all tests pass.
Suffix version with -dev or similar. Maybe date-based like -dev.2023.05.11?
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Need to figure out how to do this. Maybe we could have a GitHub Action that publishes if all tests pass.
Suffix version with
-dev
or similar. Maybe date-based like1.12.1-dev.2023.05.11.commithash
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: