[node] support git sources in lockfile v2 format #382
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I think this has some overlap with #351 😅 see the discussion there. |
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Attempting to use this for the Stretchly flatpak, and I get the following error when building: |
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There's something up with the paths here: ...but later the jq is looking in Not sure where that |
That's a thing on Fedora rpm-ostree systems. |
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The manifest and everything can be found in this MR. |
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Thanks, I'll take a look. |
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Ok a few things going on here:
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I've changed that order. |
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@jwillikers that's the structure from I've tried in the past to remove 2 package structure, as they say it's not needed anymore but it did not work for me. |
Ok I've added support for these 'shortcut' git urls to the PR. But we still need to overcome the 2 package structure in stretchly somehow. |
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@Ian2020 should I try to remove 2package structure? It's been some time since last time I tried so I can try again if that helps |
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@hovancik yes I think that would be simplest if you can, thanks. |
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@Ian2020 done, new version is out. |
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@Ian2020 actually scratch that, it does not work, will need to look into this more. |
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Ok, despite that I can now successfully build Stretchly v1.15.1 as a flatpak. I created So I think this PR is doing what it should do for Stretchly to build as a flatpak, I hope you can sort the other issues in Stretchly. Let me know if you think there's anything more needed here. |
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@Ian2020 One thing, I noticed that running |
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@Ian2020 can you possibly try with this PR? hovancik/stretchly#1401 Seems like it was local issue only but would be nice to confirm build is ok after this change |
@hovancik I just tested it and that commit builds and runs fine. |
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Thanks, we are all good then, I guess. |
As part of the update, I had to refactor quite a bit of how the build process works. flatpak-node-generator is quite bugged: - Output `generated-source.json` expects the package to be in the main directory, so I've split the build into modules but still had to add `flatpak-node` exclusion to build - I had to patch locally flatpak/flatpak-builder-tools#382 and use that because flatpak/flatpak-builder-tools#381 - I've also run into flatpak/flatpak-builder-tools#377 I've also: - Made copying of addr2line dependencies more reliable - Merged the startup scripts into one - Added permission and setup for discord so that rich presence works
As part of the update, I had to refactor quite a bit of how the build process works. flatpak-node-generator is quite bugged: - Output `generated-source.json` expects the package to be in the main directory, so I've split the build into modules but still had to add `flatpak-node` exclusion to build - I had to patch locally flatpak/flatpak-builder-tools#382 and use that because flatpak/flatpak-builder-tools#381 - I've also run into flatpak/flatpak-builder-tools#377 I've also: - Made copying of addr2line dependencies more reliable - Merged the startup scripts into one - Added permission and setup for discord so that rich presence works
As part of the update, I had to refactor quite a bit of how the build process works. flatpak-node-generator is quite bugged: - Output `generated-source.json` expects the package to be in the main directory, so I've split the build into modules but still had to add `flatpak-node` exclusion to build - I had to patch locally flatpak/flatpak-builder-tools#382 and use that because flatpak/flatpak-builder-tools#381 - I've also run into flatpak/flatpak-builder-tools#377 I've also: - Made copying of addr2line dependencies more reliable - Merged the startup scripts into one - Added permission and setup for discord so that rich presence works
Fixes #381 and I hope will help #237 and #182.
I've added a new set of tests to cover more types of git references: https and ssh both with a commit hash and without. The tests cover all versions of the lockfile format v1,2,3.
In my testing I found that it doesn't appear to be necessary to patch package-lock.json (npm.py:444), so that has been removed. If there's another reason that is needed let me know but the tests all pass without it.