Revert "feat: use address@2 (#53)" #54
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This reverts commit 55f48d7.
WalkthroughThis update introduces stricter JavaScript practices and enhances debugging capabilities across various files. Key updates include the adoption of strict mode, the shift from Changes
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24-25: The rollback of theaddressdependency and the addition ofdebugare consistent with the PR objectives to revert to a previous state and enhance debugging capabilities.
29-35: The rollback of various development dependencies (egg-bin,eslint,eslint-config-egg,git-contributor,mm,pedding) and the addition ofpower-assertare aligned with the PR's aim to revert changes and update the assertion library for testing.lib/detect-port.js (1)
1-1: Enforcing JavaScript strict mode is a good practice as it helps in catching common coding mistakes and prevents the use of some JavaScript "bad parts".README.md (1)
105-105: The auto-update timestamp in the contributors section has been updated. This is a minor change but ensures that the documentation reflects the most recent update.test/detect-port.test.js (1)
8-8: Switching from the standardasserttopower-assertprovides more descriptive assertion messages, which can be very helpful during testing. Ensure that all tests are updated to usepower-assertwhere necessary.Verification successful
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This reverts commit 55f48d7.
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debugmodule in certain JavaScript files.Bug Fixes
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