remove version parsing from #name selector, remove npm-package-arg
, remove semver
#24
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BREAKING CHANGE: You can no longer select a version along with an name
selector (i.e.
#npm@9.0.0
). Use#name:semver()
instead.semver and dependency type selectors collide in syntax, so we are no
longer trying to parse a version with a name selector.
An example can show why this is impossible to parse:
@npmcli/test-package@1.2.3-pre.prod
.There is no way to know if
.prod
is supposed to be the.prod
dependency type selector or if it is part of the pre-release section of
the version. So now you must use one of these two syntaxes depending on
what the version actually is:
If
.prod
is part of the version:#@npmcli/test-package:semver(1.2.3-pre.prod)
If
.prod
is a dependency type selector:#@npmcli/test-package:semver(1.2.3-pre).prod