It used to create a directory with an underscore instead of a colon
Now, it just removes the prefix.
In cases where the name of the package has more than one colon or starts or ends
witha colon, we report an error.
It's been auto-failing for many months. If somebody wants to fix it,
feel free to revert this and fix it, but there's no reason to just
entirely stop self-test --slow from having any hope of passing forever.
This reverts commit 4a6dd52bca.
This made some tests flaky because notSpaceSensitive sometimes (but not
always!) ate the newline after the regexp.
We should just disable word wrapping in processes run by self-test
instead.
The test is fine, but we were publishing a different version than we checked for.
(That is, we published 1.1.0, and were surprised when 1.0.1 did not show up).
Fixed.
Specifically, Mongo.Collection objects on the server now have
rawCollection and rawDatabase methods.
You can use MongoInternals.NpmModules.mongodb.version to tell what
version of the mongodb npm module is the backend for HTTP.call. This
version may change incompatibly from version to version of Meteor; use
at your own risk. (For example, we expect to upgrade from the 1.4.x
series to the 2.x series in the not-too-distant future.)
Fixes#3640.
Specifically, a "no pluginProviderPackageMap on isopack?" error would be
thrown when running publish in the following circumstances:
- You are inside an app (so it uses the app's .meteor/local/isopacks as
an IsopackCache instead of a temporary directory)
- Your package does not need to be rebuilt (so it gets read in "up to
date" mode by the IsopackCache)
- Your app has at least one cordova platform (so that
includeCordovaUnibuild was true on the cached isopack; it is always
true when building for publish)
In this case, we read the Isopack from disk but didn't keep the
pluginProviderPackageMap that we read from its isopack-buildinfo.json,
which later lead to a crash.
Fixes#3676.
Summary:
The methods of the ad-hoc `api` object needed access to very few variables
from the surrounding lexical environment, and those few variables
(`sources`, `exports`, `uses`, `implies`) are better regarded as member
variables of the `PackageAPI` class.
Test Plan: `meteor test-packages`
Reviewers: Slava, dgreensp, glasser
Reviewed By: glasser
Differential Revision: https://phabricator.meteor.io/D30
