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Hello @valeriansaliou,
Thanks for the report!
I tested it and it worked even without any david:{}
configuration object.
Do you have check-build last version? 1.7.1 ?
To verify:
node -e "console.log(require('`npm bin -g`/../lib/node_modules/check-build/package.json').version);"
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Yep, 1.7.1 is being used.
➜ ~ node -e "console.log(require('`npm bin -g`/../lib/node_modules/check-build/package.json').version);"
1.7.1
Though, I'm not using check-build from global context but rather from local (package) context.
It is defined as a devDependency as:
"devDependencies": {
"check-build": "^1.7.1"
}
Nothing wrong, I assume. Still open to more testings on my side, if you have suggestions ;)
Thanks!
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hum, I don't see what could go wrong... I added some debug in v2.0.0 and refactored a little the internals.
npm install check-build@latest -S && DEBUG=* `npm bin`/check-build
What's the output of the david section?
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@FGRibreau okay, got some more insight for you there: https://infinit.io/_/7h9eWGe
When I execute david separately from its bare binary file, it "succeeds" at failing on outdated deps.
The debug logs from check-build may not be enough though.
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Oh crap! Got it.
Looks like your default configuration doesn't check for devDependencies by default, although david binary defaults does.
Got a proper return w/ the following david options in .checkbuild:
{
"david": {"dev":true,"stable":true,"ignore":[]}
}
Anyway, should be specified in the README or anywhere else, can submit a MR if you'd like.
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Fixed in cf04943, closing :)
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