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--newest flag doesn't update to vue-jest@4.0.0-beta.2 #535
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You need to run with |
@stoically I did. I've tried all of these: |
PS: The issue is only with vue-jest, rest of the dependencies are updating to their alpha/beta/latest versions just fine by the way. |
Oh I see, so vue-jest tagged
That would leave us with |
Agreed! |
I frequently run into this issue with @material-ui/lab. Here, the Is there a command I can use that will capture the latest version? |
@alexplumb can you compare with and without |
@Primajin That picks up |
@alexplumb |
@Primajin that looks like it might be related to the caching problem which was fixed in the latest ncu version. If you encounter it again it'd be helpful if you post as new issue since that's different from OPs issue |
Thanks @stoically that did it |
Is 0e368ba released yet through npm? |
No. If you open commits you can see which tags belong to it, |
Published in |
terser-webpack-pluginIn your initial execution of raine[535]$ cat package.json
{
"dependencies": {
"terser-webpack-plugin": "^2.2.2"
}
}
raine[535]$ ncu -n -i -u
Upgrading /Users/raine/projects/ncu-troubleshooting/535/package.json
[====================] 3/3 100%
? Do you want to upgrade: terser-webpack-plugin ^2.2.2 → ^2.3.0? › (Y/n)
terser-webpack-plugin ^2.2.2 → ^2.3.0
Run npm install to install new versions. axios
raine[535]$ npm view axios time
{
...
'0.18.0': '2018-02-19T23:28:54.151Z',
'0.19.0-beta.1': '2018-08-09T18:44:25.247Z',
'0.19.0': '2019-05-30T16:13:16.930Z',
'0.18.1': '2019-06-01T00:46:36.277Z'
} @types/node
raine[535]$ npm view @types/node time
{
...
'12.12.16': '2019-12-09T20:46:09.689Z',
'10.17.8': '2019-12-09T20:46:55.283Z',
'12.12.17': '2019-12-10T19:21:19.425Z',
'10.17.9': '2019-12-10T19:22:05.828Z'
} You can use |
@Primajin If you could share the package.json being used, it might be possible to reproduce the |
Thank you very much for all the effort! I'll see if I go with greatest then instead of newest. |
I have
"vue-jest": "^3.0.4"
in my project. I'm runningncu -nu
and expect it to be updated to newest/latest version, including any beta/etc versions.The latest vue-jest version as I can see is v4.0.0-beta.2.
But running
ncu -nu
doesn't seem to update it to that version.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: