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Hey @ashleygwilliams I love @greenkeeperio-bot, but it might not be a great fit for marky-markdown in its current state, as a ton of the We could work around this by using a different technique to collect fixture data, but maybe there's an easier way. @janl is there a way to configure greenkeeper to ignore |
Hmm I guess we could just lock down the version numbers too.. Would that do it? |
hey @zeke maybe we should have those as bundled deps then? or just static fixtures? |
Using bundleDependencies is not ideal because it will bloat the published package and pass along a bunch of stuff that end-users don't need. Static fixtures would be the best option, I think. Just need a convenient way to download them. npm-cdn could be handy for fetching all the READMEs. |
since we don't need to fetch dynamically, i think just cut+paste should be fine? i dont think adding 2-3 md files to the package is too serious. but perhaps i am mistaken? |
Yeah cut and paste would totally work! Was just trying to think of a way to automate that effort :)
Not worried about markdown files.. I just didn't want to bundle a bunch of entire packages, which is the effect using |
yarp-- you wanna PR @zeke ? i want to cut 5.6 tonight, but i could be convinced to wait til tomorrow morning if you wanna sneak this in. |
ok this is gonna wait til 5.7 |
@ashleygwilliams I can take care of this, but probably not today. Congrats on shipping 6.0.0! |
Sorry, I’m only seeing this now; You can use the method described at greenkeeperio/greenkeeper#47 (comment) to have Greenkeeper ignore packages to update. |
closing per #114 |
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