Begin publishing npm tarballs to S3.#16039
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Will no longer include `-null`.
This is responsible for updating the `package.json` version number (so
that the packed tarball has the same version string as `Ember.VERSION`)
and running `npm pack` to build a tarball suitable for referencing in an
applications `package.json` as:
```js
{
devDependencies: {
"ember-source": "http://builds.emberjs.com/canary.tgz",
}
}
```
In practice, this does not work well enough yet (issues exist for both npm@5 and yarn@1.3 making the "reference github" branch not work properly). This functionality will be replaced with the concept of pointing to prepublished tarballs.
For a single commit to master, would result in the following tarballs: ``` http://builds.emberjs.com/canary.tgz http://builds.emberjs.com/canary/daily/20180101.tgz http://builds.emberjs.com/canary/shas/SOMESHAHERE.tgz ```
With this change, the final version (reported in `package.json` and `Embrer.VERSION`) for canary builds will be `3.0.0-canary+SHAHERE` and for alpha builds it would be `3.0.0-alpha+SHAHERE`. For tagged builds, the tag itself is what will be used (minus any `v` prefix).
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yarn build seems to replace this, however yarn build does not DISABLE_JSCS=true DISABLE_JSHINT=true, if I read this correctly.
Is this something to be addressed?
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Yes, but the fix is to remove all references to DISABLE_JSCS and DISABLE_JSHINT in other files...
Basically, they were environment variables that emberjs-build was aware of and made special, but since we migrated away from emberjs-build (sometime before Ember 2.10?) they no longer have meaning.
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This reverts commit d76312c. `prepare` script was removed, so we need to bring this back...
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This has been backported to beta and release channels as well... |
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This PR finally allows us to easily consume and test alpha, canary, beta, and release channels with
ember-sourceas annpmdependency (previously to use these channel specific builds you must use them viabower).For example, to use the canary channel from an app (or addon) after this lands you would have the following in your
package.json:The following assets are published for each channel (using
canaryfor illustrative purposes, but the same paths are available for each):Once this lands, we can begin removing bower and globals build publishing infrastructure...