yarn-deduplicate - npm Package Versions

2.0.0- 2020-02-29

Breaks

• Drop support for Node < 10

1.2.0- 2020-02-29

Edit: Do not use. It breaks Node 8 compatiblity. Use 2.0.0 instead

Added

• TypeScript definitions (thanks to @bluelovers)
• Info about the source of duplication to README
• CLI option to exclude packages (thanks to @JacobBlomgren)
• Updated a bunch of dependencies

1.1.1- 2019-02-03

Fixed

• Fixed typos in doc and CLI (thanks to @ActuallyACat and @Alonski)
• Moved yarn from peerDependencies to engines

1.1.0- 2018-12-22

Added

• Option --fail to exit the process with an error if there are duplicated packages (thanks to @amark)
• If the path to yarn.lock is not specified, use yarn.lock as the default (thanks to @Joge97)

1.0.5- 2018-12-15

Changed

• Support for Node 6 (thanks @leipert)

Chores

• Moved eslint and stricter to devDependencies (thanks @hawkrives)
• Re-enabled disabled tests (thanks @amark)

1.0.4- 2018-12-12

Changed

• Fixes parsing the strategy. Now specifying -s fewer actually does something! (thanks to @leipert)

Chores

• Added eslint and prettier to keep the code consistent

1.0.3- 2018-11-22

Changed

• Retain Windows end-of-line (thanks to @Shingyx)

1.0.2- 2018-11-02

Chores

• Added homepage to package.json

1.0.1- 2018-11-02

Chores

• Removed unused files (tests, local .history) from the npm package. Only *.js and text files are included now.

1.0.0- 2018-10-31

Breaking

• Renamed project from yarn-tools to yarn-deduplicate
• CLI unification (see Migration to 1.0 guide)
• Save changes back to yarn.lock by default (thanks to @felipemsantana)

Added

• Added an option to specify the strategy when deduping files
• Support for packages without the @<version> part
• Support for non-semver versions, like <package>@next

Changed

• Do not change the order of integrity field (thanks to @lukebatchelor)

Chores

• Added support to CircleCI (thanks to @lukebatchelor)
• Moved repo from BitBucket to GitHub
• Bumped @yarnpkg/lockfile to 1.1.0 (thanks to @lukebatchelor)
• Added 'dedupe' as package keyword (thanks to @gfx)