feat: keep the time field in the abbreviated metadata #24
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This won't actually affect the minified packuments in the registry that already exist. Those are calculated and stored at publish time. |
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as @wraithgar mentioned, these files are already stored. we do have a process for updating minified content across the registry, but that takes a bit of planning and an assist from our registry team. i'm going to leave this pull request open for now and discuss internally to see if we can get that done. |
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pnpm has implemented a time-based resolution strategy. This resolution strategy needs the
timefield in the package metadata. Currently, we have to request the full metadata of the package, when this strategy is used. It would be great to have the time field in the non-abbreviated version of the metadata. Verdaccio is already including this field in the non-abbreviated version of the metadata.This change would be also useful for npm CLI, when the
beforesetting is used.References
Related to pnpm/rfcs#2
Related to npm/rfcs#549