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Upgrade dependencies #97
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Webpack is awesome. We should consider converting the extension to
TypeScript and just package the JS output.
…On Feb 10, 2017 14:13, "Tim Branyen" ***@***.***> wrote:
A lot has changed in a few years and now the ES Module specification has
been fully realized by the standards body TC-39. The tool used at the time
es6-module-loader now throws deprecation warnings like:
npm WARN deprecated ***@***.***: This project has been deprecated for "npm install es-module-loader" based on the newer loader spec.
While this isn't a blocker, I would like to upgrade the dependencies to
Babel and perhaps Webpack to future proof this project and make it nicer to
work on.
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Tim, Philippe, it's great having you both back! But I've created some
potential races by getting you both back at *exactly the same time*.
Hopefully you two can coordinate to avoid stepping on each others' pushes.
…On 02/10/2017 02:16 PM, Philippe wrote:
Webpack is awesome. We should consider converting the extension to
TypeScript and just package the JS output.
On Feb 10, 2017 14:13, "Tim Branyen" ***@***.***> wrote:
> A lot has changed in a few years and now the ES Module specification has
> been fully realized by the standards body TC-39. The tool used at
the time
> es6-module-loader now throws deprecation warnings like:
>
> npm WARN deprecated ***@***.***: This project has been
deprecated for "npm install es-module-loader" based on the newer
loader spec.
>
> While this isn't a blocker, I would like to upgrade the dependencies to
> Babel and perhaps Webpack to future proof this project and make it
nicer to
> work on.
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No worries, for now I'm re-acquainting myself with the code base and the open issues. I'm going to try and make PRs for low-hanging-fruit changes, but won't merge anything. Good to see ya both as well, looking forward to helping out again! |
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A lot has changed in a few years and now the ES Module specification has been fully realized by the standards body TC-39. The tool used at the time
es6-module-loader
now throws deprecation warnings like:While this isn't a blocker, I would like to upgrade the dependencies to Babel and perhaps Webpack to future proof this project and make it nicer to work on.
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