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Update NPM Packages #583
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(130) _ ~/.../js/nexchange-open-client-react % parcel build src/index.js (feature/implement-parcel) 🚨 /home/_/dev/js/nexchange-open-client-react/src/index.js: Cannot resolve dependency '/home/_/dev/js/nexchange-open-client-react/node_modules/@babel/runtime/helpers/esm/extends' at '/home/_/dev/js/nexchange-open-client-react/node_modules/@babel/runtime/helpers/esm/extends' at Resolver.resolve (/home/_/.npm/lib/node_modules/parcel-bundler/src/Resolver.js:71:17)
Double checked this, before uninstalling them with the following command: npm uninstall start-server-and-test react-test-renderer jest-mock-axios jest-localstorage-mock @storybook/addons @storybook/addon-links webpack-dev-middleware reactstrap react-svg-inline react-loadable js-yaml expose-loader @babel/runtime-corejs2
As suggested here oasislabs/web3c.js#93
Until the final commit 26bc4b5 with updated snapshots, tests are failing. I manually diffed these snapshots and they look OK to me but haven't double checked what these changes enzyme have made are. I manually tested too, but not the entire app. |
Have looked at Travis CI build failures but they look like the errors that "normally occur". |
Deferred by @BeOleg |
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I've broken down my changes into a series of commits, to re-state what each does:
npm update
npm audit fix
nvx npm-check
) - I attempted to double-check these were indeed unused, too by searching the codebase for mention of the packages (and didn't follow every recommendation).I've subsequently clicked around the site and things appear to be working (at least in Chrome, on my machine...).
However, am quite happy to have this rejected - maybe my methodology (or some part of my methodology) around updating packages is wrong? Specifically:
Although both npm nor npm-check claim that the changes they'll have made will be non-breaking only, I don't know to what extent that can be relied upon.