Please cut an NPM release#37
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are the bugs already fixed and merged or do you have another pull request with the fixes? |
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No, Kanso is just using the current master branch as a submodule. So it just needs that in the NPM registry instead, so I can get rid of the submodule. Thanks! |
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Is it possible to get an updated version in npm? |
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this PR can be closed. the newest couchapp is on npm. |
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Hi, Mikeal.
I'm working on a Kanso branch to make it Catholic, i.e. installable via npm and only depending packages in NPM. Currently they have a Git submodule of node.couchapp.js, with bugfixes committed after the latest NPM publish.
Would you mind publishing a new release so Kanso can use the code it expects but I can pull it from the NPM registry? I went ahead and bumped the version for you.