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[Feature] site automation #63

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tomer953 opened this issue Jul 21, 2023 · 1 comment
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[Feature] site automation #63

tomer953 opened this issue Jul 21, 2023 · 1 comment
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@tomer953
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Hi, love the idea!

IMO the whole process should be automated.

  • UI should fetch packages from a backend+db api
  • the backend should:
    • save a list of packages to check
    • for each package, save in db all the versions that the we "saw" already
    • each package version should be tagged with the supported angular versions.
      ie:
name: "ngx-foo",
version: "17.0.3",
angular: [16,17]
  • for each package, check every X for new release
    • check if the new package has peer dependencies for angular, if so - add to db with the corresponding tag
    • if no, try to install inside sandbox, if passed add the support
    • for better support we can add some isVerefied flag or isBroken or any kind of flags that the community can help to maintain in order to avoid false positive by the process.

thoughts?

@eneajaho
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fbe0384

This commit has some automation (it fetches github releases of each packages and updates the json)

@eneajaho eneajaho self-assigned this Dec 20, 2023
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