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It appears that v1.2.0 from npm has bundled code from another version (I think 1.1). For example, the npm version specifies "react-router": "2.7.0" as a dependency.
The difference between 1.1 and 1.2 are were a simple bugfix, hence the similarities in package.json. I've inspected the zip-files, and from what I can see the changes are included in 1.2.
The library does not bundle react-router as a dependency at all, but it is listed as a devDependency and peerDependency.
There has however been some changes since 1.2 that are not released yet, most prominent is allowing react-router@^3.0.0 as a peerDependency. I'll try to get that one out as soon as possible.
I will be closing this issue for now, but if I've misunderstood anything please let me know so I can correct any potential bugs. :)
My mistake - I was mis-reading devDependencies for dependencies. However, I'm showing a peer dependency of ^2.0.1 here which is keeping me from running react-router 3.0.0. Eagerly awaiting a release supporting 3.0.0.
Yeah, I discovered that when going through the commit-history yesterday. Seems like a slip-up on my behalf, and will try to get a new version out today.
Anyways, I'm reopening this issue to address the issue.
It appears that v1.2.0 from npm has bundled code from another version (I think 1.1). For example, the npm version specifies
"react-router": "2.7.0"
as a dependency.npm install react-router-breadcrumbs@1.2.0
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