Overdue update of dependencies #25
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On second thought, this shouldn't be merged before reshape/#75 is merged & published because this project depends on it, which would make the update incomplete. |
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LGTM - as you suggested let's wait on #75 then we can get this shipped out.
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I did a highly overdue update of the dependencies, fixing all npm security warnings.
Everything went pretty smoothly, except when npm generated my
package-lock.jsonwrong. That definitely did not cost me 30 minutes of "where is this dependency coming from?"...I had to add the spaces between the braces in
test/index.jsto make the tests pass again, probably due to some linter being updated.(this obviously makes #18 and #19 obsolete)