This involved rolling some package versions back to non-beta versions,
since release-1.4.2 was previously merged into devel, but I think the
result is a more reasonable state for the devel branch.
Even though I think the fight is a bit futile, it is considered best practice to have newlines at the end of all files. At the request of meteor/meteor#7786, this commit adds newlines to the end of the new app skeleton `.gitignore` file. These skel files are used when generating new meteor apps so this avoids perpetuation of this problem into futrue generations. ;)
In an effort to beef up this PR, I also took the liberty of fixing the few other Meteor files which were lacking newlines (all `.gitignore` files)
Closesmeteor/meteor#7786
This package is depended upon by `cordova-lib`, and npm@3 hoists it to the
top-level dev_bundle/lib/node_modules directory.
We don't use this example app in Meteor, so we don't need it in the dev
bundle. If it is ever needed, developers can run
meteor npm install -g cordova-app-hello-world
To include it in the dev bundle.
It would be really great if we could remove cordova-lib's extra copy of
npm, but that will probably have to wait until they update to npm@3.
These packages need to be installed when we run `npm install` in
`bundle/programs/server` (which this commit ensures), but they don't need
to be part of the dev bundle.
This gives us a reliable place for node-gyp to find the necessary headers
and libraries for compiling binary packages, instead of relying on the
accessibility of $HOME and/or $USERPROFILE.
This reverts commit 64a9312e29.
Although Meteor runs fine on Node 4.5.0, node-gyp doesn't know how to
download libraries appropriate for RC releases, so it looks like we need
to hold off on this upgrade until it's officially out.
