Package manager
A package manager is a set of tools that automates and manages computer software. They deal with packages, or collections, of bundled files. Package managers make it easy to install, upgrade, or remove software for a computer's operating system.
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As you can see on this image, Command classes have very poor coverage currently (16% of lines covered in total):
Here some examples of how to write sane integration tests for most commands:
https://github.com/composer/composer/blob/176d25851d1f99345c652a6ecbc7c3787071218d/tests/C
I have a project that is in a monorepo and uses yarn right now.
I'm considering migrating to pnpm for the monorepo, as well as all other projects I contribute to, as I have a small SSD as local storage (and with Windows...). However, it would be ideal if there was compatibility between yarn's workspaces and pnpm, so that we don't have to jump "all in" to it.
To this end, yarn allows packages
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Hi,
I just realized there is no update/upgrade section in your doc. It could be nice to have clear command on how to update the software, specially if there is some breaking changes or whatever.
Hooks for scopes get a double prefix, ie @@scope, when shown with the npm hook ls command. This is due to the response from the web request already including the prefix in the name field, and the following lines of code then locally adding the prefix again, duplicating it.
We're using some conan packages for resource data and/or code generator input that we're using in our build. When trying the new CMakeDeps generator, I noticed that it does not create a variable for the resource dir of the used package (there is only a xyz_RES_DIRS_DEBUG variable that depends on the build setting).
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Describe the bug
yarn workspace @cof/e1-transient-fault-handler add --dev --peer log4js@^6
does not add both a peer and dev dependency, also does not throw any kind of an error to say the options can't be combined
To reproduce
I suspect this is sufficient
yarn add --dev --peer foo
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Not related to a problem
Describe the solution you'd like
We opened #808 to discuss how we might use GitHub actions. At the time, this repo didn't have actions enabled. Now that it does, we should try them out for some of the things in that thread.
_Edit from @arschles - we have focused this issue to just the twitte
Sometimes a plugin (or multiple plugins) might fail to update/install.
It would make sense to add a retry option (perhaps mapped to R, since r is already mapped to revert).
RUBYGEMS VERSION: 3.3.7
I trying to get information from rubygems about author license etc.
$ gem info rails --remote --version '7.0.2.2'
*** REMOTE GEMS ***
rails (7.0.3.1)
Author: David Heinemeier Hansson
Homepage: https://rubyonrails.org
Full-stack web application framework.
why 7.0.3.1? where are the information about 7.0.2.2 ?
Summary
spack find has a --tag flag that lets you filter packages containing a certain tag. We should add the same flag to spack list.
Rationale
A user may want to list all packages belonging to a certain category, not just installed packages.
Description
We just need to add a --tag flag to spack list, should be straightforward to copy this setting from spack find
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Do you want to request a feature or report a bug?
feature request
What is the current behavior?
Currently
yarn whywon't indicate any package info in the resolutions fieldIf the current behavior is a bug, please provide the steps to reproduce.
"pkg": "^1.0.0"resolutionsfield in package.json,pkg: "1.0.0"