So long, and farewell (bower)

ember-cli recently migrated all the dependencies to npm and package.json. Since there wasn't a bower.json file in the latest tag of ember-cli, ember-outdated failed to run. This release fixes that by comparing your local bower.json (if present) to the last version of bower.json used by ember-cli.

This release also updates the npm dependency to v5.3.

Less Broken Than The Last One (now with more lodash!)

During testing I attempted to remove the dependency on lodash. I removed it from the package.json, and removed all the uses of it. Turns out, there was a good reason I used it, so I added the code back. I forgot to add it back to the package.json, but it was still installed in the node_modules folder, so I never noticed.

That is now fixed.

They Might Be Giants, It Might Be Broken

This is the first public release of a little CLI tool I built after wishing there was an easy way to know what dependencies in my Ember CLI application were outdated. It's only supposed to show you packages that need to have their version tags tweaked in order to get a new version. Normally, this would include some research into what the new version of the package entails, and checking to make sure it hasn't broken/removed anything you use.

This is my first npm package, and also my first bit of software intended for public use. I've tried to keep that in mind when writing, but I know for a fact there's edge cases I haven't worked around and bugs I haven't fixed. With that in mind, this is the first in what will hopefully be a series of releases intended to polish ember-outdated into something I can feel comfortable removing the prerelease tag from. So, if you run into issues or want to help, please let me know!

You can read more about ember-outdated and find installation instructions in the README.