feat(cli): add option to list every dependency usage without deduping the version #162
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Thanks @audunolsen, Even something like this might be an easy addition But people might not want that by default. I would quite like some way to let people choose different output formats, or even offer a way for people to install and use custom 3rd party plugins, but that's a little way off yet. |
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So far I've decided to change the default output of This is from my local build:
Thanks for the idea @audunolsen, I think this is much better. |
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This is the biggest syncpack release to date and has taken a couple of months to complete. There will be other improvements and bug fixes which I've lost track of along the way and are not listed here. The tests have been rewritten to be easier to maintain and bugs were found along the way there. Given the scale of the changes, this is an alpha release. Please give it a try in a local branch and [submit an issue](https://github.com/JamieMason/syncpack/issues/new/choose) if you find any problems. There is also a brand new [Getting Started](https://jamiemason.github.io/syncpack/guide/getting-started) guide which I encourage you to read. Finally, if anyone reading this finds syncpack useful, please tell people about it – it's completely free and has been a ton of work. Please help spread the word ❤️ Thanks! ## Bug Fixes - **npm:** update dependencies ## Features - **cli:** display an error code/reason for every kind of mismatch - **cli:** output a count of ignored instances - **docs:** huge [documentation](https://jamiemason.github.io/syncpack/guide/getting-started) overhaul - **groups:** add support for `$LOCAL` keyword in config, Closes #161 - **groups:** allow `dependencies: ["**"]` and `packages: ["**"]` to be omitted - **list:** add usage count next to each dependency in `syncpack list`, Closes #162 - **options:** add support for `--indent ‘\t’` - **update:** group and filter npm updates by major, minor, patch etc - **update:** show more information while querying npm for updates - **versions:** add support for `workspace:~` and `workspace:*` - **versions:** preserve semver group rules when fixing mismatches, Closes #157 - **versions:** support `npm:foo@0.1.0` - **versions:** support semver boundaries `>=1.0.0 <=3.0.0` - **versions:** support semver git tags `git://github.com/user/project.git#0.3.0` - **versions:** support semver tags `4.0.0-alpha.61` ## Breaking Changes 1. `semverRange` has been deprecated in config files, if you'd like to define a global policy for semver ranges you can achieve this with a semver group. ```diff { - "semverRange": "^", + "semverGroups": [{ "range": "^" }] } ``` 1. There is no longer a default Semver Group. By default, version mismatches will be fixed while leaving the semver ranges as they were. This is intended to make it easier for new users to onboard, but it is recommended that you define Semver Groups yourself which match your project's requirements. See the [Getting Started](https://jamiemason.github.io/syncpack/guide/getting-started) guide for a walkthrough on this.
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Description
An option to list all dependencies that are listed in two or more workspace packages, regardless of the version mismatch state.
Running
syncpack list-mismatchesshows all mismatched versions which is great. these can all be autofixed. Syncpack does not however aid you in knowing all packages which are prone to mismatching. When authoring syncpack config it is difficult to know what packages to include in theversionGroupsfield. You may have dependencies used in multiple workspace packages that already have matched versions, these should be included in the syncpack config as they are prone to mismatching, but they are hard to identify through manually scanning multiplepackage.jsonfiles.Suggested Solution
A CLI option to show either
versionGroupsfield. (most helpful but more complex implementation)CLI commands could look something like
$ syncpack list --repeated(all repeated packages)$ syncpack list --repeated --uncovered(not covered by config)(Syncpack is amazing 🔥)
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