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Feature support NPM package aliases #45
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"a": "1.2.3", | ||
"b": ">=1.0.0", | ||
"c": "<2.0", | ||
"c-alias": "npm:c@<2.0", | ||
"d": "git+ssh://[email protected]:d/d.git#0.5.9", | ||
"@e-f/g-h": "~2.5.7" | ||
} | ||
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Do we need this check? I imagine some other package managers like pnpm may also support aliases. We might want to exclude Bower here as that's completely different but in the rest I wouldn't assume lack of support.
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@mgol Yes, keeping a whitelist is secure, keeping a blacklist will eventually cause issues. All it takes is one package manager that interprets the colon differently to have huge discrepancies rendering the package unusable. Either way, when support for these other package managers is added code like this can be changed.
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By the way, not having sufficient checks like this is what prompted this PR in the first place, you take aliased version structure and pretend to know what it is, causing incorrect behaviour. Care should be taken to keep publicly used code forwards compatible
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pnpm
already supports package aliases:https://pnpm.js.org/en/aliases
and the syntax looks the same as the Yarn/npm one. It looks like the Yarn-originated syntax has become a de-facto standard that all package managers will soon follow. It's not likely that other package managers will implement it differently IMO.