Support any version of esbuild
See original GitHub issueI would like to use Estrella, but I am concerned that it doesn’t support the latest esbuild
:
https://github.com/rsms/estrella/blob/94b75b5989f136648c8552956274f680aa3e8bb9/package.json#L44-L45
Would you consider moving the esbuild
dependency into peerDependencies
? Ideally as "esbuild": "*"
so that users are free to install any version of esbuild
, and in the README you can note which versions you’ve tested Estrella against.
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Published in v1.3.0
@jimrandomh If you try with this new version, the warnings about esbuild flags should be gone (updated Estrellas little database about valid parameters) and also the esbuild version requirement has been relaxed in this version.
This is likely going to cause you headache down the road when esbuild’s API changes in a way incompatible with some version of estrella. Better would be to define a range (e.g.
>=0.6.0 <1.0.0
) or a prefix (e.g.0.*
)