Preparing convict 6

[madarche]

@A-312, since we are preparing a new major version, are there any breaking changes that you would like to be included in 6.0.0?

[A-312]

There are not a break change but :

#314 #336 and #347 ? (but I think #347 have many conflict in the new branch)

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For #342, I need one week-end or one full day. I think, this one will ready before the 10th january, for 6.0.0 or 7.0.0.

[A-312]

This morning, I rebased my PRs into mozilla:feat-multi-packages-split : #347, #348, #336

[A-312]

I will wait that all my PR is merged before rebase #342 (because if I do before I will do resolve conflict several time).

I reopen #352 to prepare #342 and have less work in #342 rebase.

[A-312]

Can you rebase mozilla:feat-multi-packages-split into master ? Because this commit is missing : d263763

[A-312]

#314 ready too

[A-312]

I did the work of merging & resolving conflict in my PR#353 to save some time and let you merge the 6.0.0 with only one click :) (You just need to write the CHANGELOG.md and fix my english :') )

[A-312]

I will make another PR (for 6.0.0), to support default like property name in config.

Today or tomorrow, I will improve default usage in parsing of schema and in validate (to be more user friendly) (#337), you can merge my PR but just wait my last change.

[A-312]

I would like to take advantage of these break changes to rename some function. After reading the new doc of #314: https://github.com/mozilla/node-convict/pull/314/files#diff-24ac9951b3e0cda0a70e9b9877953990R306 I think merge is more appropriate function name that load or loadFile. Because when we use load we merge configs depending of getters priority.

@madarche Should we rename/merge .load(object) and .loadFile(string | array) into a new function .merge(object | string | array) ?

We can mark load and loadFile to deprecated and remove it for convict v7 or v8. Or remove this 2 functions now to force people to read the changelog/readme of 6.0.0.

[A-312]

Object-path was updated this morning but not yet published on npm.

[madarche]

@A-312 I'm working on master to update the dependencies, and I'm new to lerna: I've just read about but not actually used it before.

On my local repository I've changed the 4 package.json files and I now want to update the corresponding package-lock.json files.

From what I've read I think the following command should do what I want:

$ npx lerna exec -- npm i

I've also tried the following command, but I'm really less sure this is what I need to just update the corresponding package-lock.json files:

$ npx lerna bootstrap

But both commands produce the same kind of warnings:

lerna WARN ECYCLE Dependency cycles detected, you should fix these!
lerna WARN ECYCLE convict-format-with-moment -> convict -> convict-format-with-moment
lerna WARN ECYCLE convict-format-with-validator -> convict -> convict-format-with-moment -> convict
lerna WARN ECYCLE convict-format-with-moment -> convict -> convict-format-with-validator -> convict
lerna WARN ECYCLE convict-format-with-validator -> convict -> convict-format-with-validator
lerna WARN ECYCLE convict -> convict-format-with-moment -> convict

and finish with a 1 error code.

What commands should I use? Or is it a real problem?

Beside, could you recommend me a project which is using lerna and has documented its commands for contributing? A beginner's guide?

@A-312 could you help me please?

[A-312]

@madarche It the version script tag in your package.json that cause your problem.

I forget to edit. I mean this one : https://github.com/mozilla/node-convict/blob/master/assert_changelog_ready

(I published my fork https://www.npmjs.com/package/blueconfig because I had to use it for my project, you can use it like example)

[madarche]

Thank you @A-312, I'll use https://www.npmjs.com/package/blueconfig as a model.

I'll report here soon.