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Use a specific version of "pg-types"
See original GitHub issueCurrently "pg-types": "1.*" is used in package.json. This should use the specific version.
Today we ran in to this issue https://github.com/brianc/node-pg-types/issues/34 since we have “1.*”
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Specifying an exact version of pg-types avoids changing behaviour (even unintentionally) within a version of pg, so I’m very much for it. + @brianc – did you mention something about moving all pg modules into a single repo? This fits that.
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^range is fine if pg-types follows semver, and a~range isn’t necessarily enough if it doesn’t… but given that brianc maintains them both,~probably doesn’t hurt.