added yarn lockfile #22
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weird. The last PR I did for 0.5.1 blew away the yarn lock file I had in 0.5.0. Didn't realize it was missing until now. Thanks! |
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Oh, cool. I didn't check the history, sorry! |
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btw, did you run into a dependency issue that prompted this? |
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No, I was just building from source to poke around and saw there was no yarn lockfile. |
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ok. Just confirming it was a dev-time and not run-time concern with the published package |
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yarn is an npm client that allows versions of dependencies to be locked down and prevents breaks due to changes in dependencies (and most nefariously, dependencies of dependencies). Even using exact versioning doesn't fix the latter case, but yarn does, and is faster and easier than using
npm shrinkwrap.This commit adds a yarn.lock file (generated with
yarn install), which allows this library to be cloned and installed withyarn install --pure-lockfileto guarantee that the dependencies match what's being used in tests. This is especially useful when installing PgBoss in production (which we are working on doing!)