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npm-check-updates
node >= 12
Not sure if there's a better place to ask this:
I'm aware I can create a config file to flat out reject upgrading a package:
module.exports = { "reject": [ "got" ] };
I'm wondering if there's a way to restrict the max version of a package instead, something like:
module.exports = { "reject": [ { packageName: "got", restrictVersionsTo: "<12", reason: "got@12 uses ESM which we do not yet support", }, ] };
output
got 11.8.3 → 11.8.3 (got@12 uses ESM which we do not yet support)
I know the entire output is not supported just wondering if some semblance already exists as an option that I'm not aware of.
Thanks!
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I searched poorly the first time, found this: #866
Looks like there's a similar request but no, it does not currently exist.
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npm-check-updates
node >= 12
Not sure if there's a better place to ask this:
I'm aware I can create a config file to flat out reject upgrading a package:
I'm wondering if there's a way to restrict the max version of a package instead, something like:
output
I know the entire output is not supported just wondering if some semblance already exists as an option that I'm not aware of.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: