nodejs June 2018

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Source0 for nodejs modules
by Piotr Popieluch 03 Dec '18

03 Dec '18

The the Node.js guidelines say about Source0 [1]: "The canonical method for shipping most node modules is tarballs from the npm registry" and "This method [PP: tarbals from npm] should be preferred to using checkouts from git or automatically generated tarballs from GitHub." But I think that in following cases it would be better to use sources from the upstream project: 1) When the license is not included in NPM but is in upstream project. o Because we are not supposed to ship the license separate from the sources. 2) When the tests are not included. o In this case we need to download the sources from NPM and from upstream project, which seems redundant and a waste of work. 3) When NPM content is generated and source files are not in NPM. o This would mean to download sources from NPM and upstream project, delete the NPM sources in prep and generate the files again. Are there good reason to enforce the use of NPM sources which I am missing? What is your opinion? I would like to suggest to ad those three exceptions to the guidelines. Piotr [1]: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Packaging:Node.js?rd=Node.js/Packagers#Using…

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[Action Required] Node.js 10.x and the Fedora 29 schedule
by Stephen Gallagher 22 Jun '18

22 Jun '18

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 This message is directed at anyone who maintains a Node.js package in Fedora. On Friday, FESCo approved the Fedora 29 System-Wide Change to move the default Node.js interpreter to the 10.x LTS stream. This means that we will need to ensure that any NPM packages that are present in Rawhide must work on 10.x. What you need to do if == ... your current package works fine with both Node.js 8.x and 10.x == No action required. == ... your current package doesn't work with 10.x == A) It has an upstream release that does (or you can patch it to work) - - Prepare the upstream package and build it in Rawhide during the week of June 25th through the 29th. I will update the Node.js interpreter in Rawhide sometime on Friday, June 22nd so it will be in the buildroot. B) It cannot be made to work with Node.js 10.x at all - - If this package is still valuable to have when people are using the 8.x module stream, contact me directly and we will coordinate including it in the module. - - If this package is no longer useful, retire it by June 29th. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: Mailvelope v2.2.2 Comment: https://www.mailvelope.com wkYEAREIABAFAlsnm1oJEHolVWI2uqOjAAB7nQCgiuZkpu2fDDHM6F47I8GN nD81quEAoIJtHaqfWscpZ/ZfjVRobMa3/NM4 =F1U7 -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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nodejs-archiver cannot be installed on Rawhide
by Ben Rosser 06 Jun '18

06 Jun '18

Hello, I filed this ticket against nodejs-archiver two weeks ago: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1581012 Unfortunately the maintainer has not yet responded. But according to pagure, the @nodejs-sig group has commit rights on the package. Would it be possible for someone in the SIG to take a look? As I mentioned in the ticket, this is potentially holding up a package review, so it'd be nice to resolve soon... Thanks in advance, Ben Rosser

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