v0.11.0

Ignore a specific dependency and version

Let's say your monorepo has two versions of react: 18.3.1 and 19.0.0. One of your application is expected to use the new react 19.0.0, but you still want to make sure you keep the same react 18.* version on all your other applications

Previously, you had to ignore completely the react dependency from the multiple-dependency-versions rule, which means you would completely loose track of potentially different react 18.* versions:

sherif -i react

But now, you can ignore a specific set of dependency and version, so the multiple-dependency-versions rule will keep detecting any other react version and alert you:

sherif -i react@19.0.0

Report dependency versions mismatch with the root package.json

Previously, Sherif didn't check the multiple-dependency-versions in the root package.json. It now does, meaning you can deduplicate more dependency versions if they are present in both a package in a workspace, and the root package.json.

What's Changed

• feat: multiple-dependency-versions also checks root package by @QuiiBz in #82
• feat: allow ignoring specific dependency and version for multiple-dependency-versions by @QuiiBz in #84
• docs: fix typo in README by @Willem-Jaap in #85
• feat: upload binaries on release by @QuiiBz in #72

New Contributors

• @Willem-Jaap made their first contribution in #85

Full Changelog: v0.10.0...v0.11.0