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The version history of parser now lists this gem as "yanked", but the yanked version was simply missing from the list and "not there at all" in the first days after.
This broke a lot of people's (continuous) deployments.
Protection against such mishaps would be a killer feature in Depfu.
Here's what happend in one of our projects:
On Mar 21st Depfu submits "Update rubocop: 0.53.0 → 0.54.0 (minor)":
Around Mar 24th, parser publishes a new sub-patch version - and yanks the version in question
On Mar 30th, we deploy - and run into an error
I am not sure why Depfu did not send a PR for the updated parser version (indirect dependency) an whether that is a bug or intentional, but that is also not the point here.
Either way, update to newer or rollback to previous, if Depfu could keep us running despite gems being yanked, that would be awesome!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I am sure you heard that
parser
gemv2.5.0.4
was yanked from RubyGems.org:https://stackoverflow.com/q/49499606
The version history of
parser
now lists this gem as "yanked", but the yanked version was simply missing from the list and "not there at all" in the first days after.This broke a lot of people's (continuous) deployments.
Protection against such mishaps would be a killer feature in Depfu.
Here's what happend in one of our projects:
parser
publishes a new sub-patch version - and yanks the version in questionI am not sure why Depfu did not send a PR for the updated
parser
version (indirect dependency) an whether that is a bug or intentional, but that is also not the point here.Either way, update to newer or rollback to previous, if Depfu could keep us running despite gems being yanked, that would be awesome!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: