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@3rd-Eden Will this release be published to npm soon? It contains a change that would help something I'm working on! Thanks very much!
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@joshdick It is in npm actually, I tried to publish again and it said:
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It's just really weird that https://www.npmjs.com/package/ws shows 1.0.1 but when we do
npm view ws
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Weird, when I install I also get the
1.1.0
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@3rd-Eden Oh wow, I didn't see 1.1.0 on https://www.npmjs.com/package/ws so I assumed it hadn't been published.
Is it possible that npm's site is somehow affected by GitHub releases? I ask since 1.0.1 is currently denoted as "latest release" on https://github.com/websockets/ws/releases .
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@joshdick Nope, it should just use the latest published version as "latest" on npm.
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Still though, is 1.1.0 in fact a release? If so it'd make sense to create one on the GitHub side as was done previously. I too was confused by the difference between NPM's 1.0.1 and here when trying to distinguish Node vs browser use cases.
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Just release as 1.1.1 or 1.2.0?