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Update dependencies, bring .travis config into 2015 #96
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Thanks! It's certainly not abandoned, we're using it in production, although I suspect it's mostly in "things just work so it doesn't get much attention" mode these days. @zaach are you the closest we have to a "module owner" on this project today? |
The main reason (selfishly) I want this to be accepted, is that the old version of the plist dependency contains a 26mb test file that is making a lot of our services much bigger than they need to be, and with a very distributed team on sometimes not great connections this does surprisingly make a difference. We're starting to build a lot around this and so was also keen to give it a nudge to see if there are signs of life. |
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I can't find it in the travis docs, what does "1.6" build here?
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@rfk: I reckon that'd be an io.js version number.
Otherwise this LGTM and I don't see much risk to merging |
anyway, travis says it's green so imma merge this thing; thanks again @cliftonc |
Update dependencies, bring .travis config into 2015
Fantastic - thanks! |
New version published. 👍 |
Unclear if this project has been abandoned (be happy to help out), but all of the dependencies and core configuration are a very long way out of date.
This request updates the three core dependencies, and updates Travis to work on current versions of Node that most people are likely to be running in production.