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Some dep updates #832
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* *fakes3* update * Retested mongoose delete op * Mostly bug fixes with a few new features **NOTES** * One NPM warning on dev with: ``` sh-session npm WARN EPEERINVALID mongodb-core@1.2.21 requires a peer of kerberos@~0.0 but none was installed. ``` ... assuming previous maintainer response of Automattic/mongoose#3362 (comment) since this appears to be working See those packages changelogs for details
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Pro log: +-- connect-mongo@0.8.2
| +-- lodash@3.10.1
| `-- mongodb@2.0.48
| +-- es6-promise@2.1.1
| +-- UNMET PEER DEPENDENCY kerberos@~0.0
| +-- mongodb-core@1.2.21
| `-- readable-stream@1.0.31
| +-- core-util-is@1.0.1
| +-- isarray@0.0.1
| `-- string_decoder@0.10.31 ... appears to be connect-mongo... a little unusual that this just showed up and the (production) backend hasn't changed much. Current npm: $ npm -v
3.3.6 Trying npm@3.4.0 ... same warning. Refs: |
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* Added `try...catch` just in case it's a fatal error **NOTES** ``` sh-session problems": [ "peer dep missing: kerberos@~0.0, required by mongodb-core@1.2.21" ], ``` ... this shows up in the stdout as being the "error" along with the full compliment of packages installed ... see OpenUserJS#832 and parent OpenUserJS#318 *(never would have guessed this on nodejitsu... glad we aren't there anymore)*
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* This removes the warning/error on `npm install` Ref: * https://github.com/mongodb/node-mongodb-native/blob/2db9984f5972ff1916f46f1aab025373444aa39d/README.md#diagnosing-on-unix ... not quite what I was expecting but will still need followup when we get to *node*@6.x LTS Applies to OpenUserJS#832 and may need further mitigation on *node* LTS upgrade next year. Closes jdesboeufs/connect-mongo#203 *(not sure if this will close automatically but need the reference anyhow)*
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npm WARN EPEERINVALID mongodb-core@1.2.21 requires a peer of kerberos@~0.0 but none was installed.
... assuming previous maintainer response of Automattic/mongoose#3362 (comment) since this appears to be working (plus we don't use kerberos other than to prevent error in compiling bins under Linux)
See those packages changelogs for details