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Here are our polymer dependencies in bower:
"polymer": "Polymer/polymer#0.3.5",
"core-elements": "Polymer/core-elements#0.3.5",
"paper-elements": "Polymer/paper-elements#0.3.5"
This still ends up loading a lot of 0.4.0 components and we are warned of a conflict between polymer versions:
Please note that,
core-elements#0.3.5, core-layout#0.3.5, paper-elements#0.3.5 depends on polymer#>=0.3.0 <1.0.0 which resolved to polymer#0.3.5
operations depends on polymer#0.3.5 which resolved to polymer#0.3.5
core-ajax#0.4.0, core-animated-pages#0.4.0, core-animation#0.4.0, core-collapse#0.4.0, core-component-page#0.4.0, core-dropdown#0.4.0, core-field#0.4.0, core-header-panel#0.4.0, core-icons#0.4.0, core-iconset#0.4.0, core-iconset-svg#0.4.0, core-input#0.4.0, core-layout-grid#0.4.0, core-layout-trbl#0.4.0, core-list#0.4.0, core-localstorage#0.4.0, core-media-query#0.4.0, core-menu-button#0.4.0, core-meta#0.4.0, core-overlay#0.4.0, core-popup-menu#0.4.0, core-range#0.4.0, core-selection#0.4.0, core-selector#0.4.0, core-shared-lib#0.4.0, core-signals#0.4.0, core-splitter#0.4.0, core-style#0.4.0, core-tooltip#0.4.0, core-transition#0.4.0, marked-element#0.4.0, paper-button#0.4.0, paper-dialog#0.4.0, paper-fab#0.4.0, paper-focusable#0.4.0, paper-icon-button#0.4.0, paper-input#0.4.0, paper-item#0.4.0, paper-menu-button#0.4.0, paper-shadow#0.4.0, prettify-element#0.4.0 depends on polymer#>=0.4.0 <1.0.0 which resolved to polymer#0.4.0
Resort to using polymer#0.3.5 which resolved to polymer#0.3.5
Code incompatibilities may occur.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
@azakus do we have a good strategy for installing a particular version of polymer (element set and all)? Even we update core-elements to fetch a particular version (e.g. #0.3.5), the element deps may resolve to something different (e.g. >=0.3.0 <1.0.0). Right?
No, there's no good way to install something like 0.3.5 for every element. Some elements are not updated that frequently.
@strandoe Sorry about that. I planned the dependency ranges to be flexible, but < 1.0.0 is clearly too flexible. I can make a 0.3.6 release that is just 0.3.5 with all the dependencies fixed to 0.3.x.
Starting from 0.4.1 the default range will just include the latest "major" version.
Ok, I have released a 0.3.6 tag that has correct version dependencies for core and paper elements. Let me know if any elements that you depend on need to be fixed as well
Here are our polymer dependencies in bower:
"polymer": "Polymer/polymer#0.3.5",
"core-elements": "Polymer/core-elements#0.3.5",
"paper-elements": "Polymer/paper-elements#0.3.5"
This still ends up loading a lot of 0.4.0 components and we are warned of a conflict between polymer versions:
Please note that,
core-elements#0.3.5, core-layout#0.3.5, paper-elements#0.3.5 depends on polymer#>=0.3.0 <1.0.0 which resolved to polymer#0.3.5
operations depends on polymer#0.3.5 which resolved to polymer#0.3.5
core-ajax#0.4.0, core-animated-pages#0.4.0, core-animation#0.4.0, core-collapse#0.4.0, core-component-page#0.4.0, core-dropdown#0.4.0, core-field#0.4.0, core-header-panel#0.4.0, core-icons#0.4.0, core-iconset#0.4.0, core-iconset-svg#0.4.0, core-input#0.4.0, core-layout-grid#0.4.0, core-layout-trbl#0.4.0, core-list#0.4.0, core-localstorage#0.4.0, core-media-query#0.4.0, core-menu-button#0.4.0, core-meta#0.4.0, core-overlay#0.4.0, core-popup-menu#0.4.0, core-range#0.4.0, core-selection#0.4.0, core-selector#0.4.0, core-shared-lib#0.4.0, core-signals#0.4.0, core-splitter#0.4.0, core-style#0.4.0, core-tooltip#0.4.0, core-transition#0.4.0, marked-element#0.4.0, paper-button#0.4.0, paper-dialog#0.4.0, paper-fab#0.4.0, paper-focusable#0.4.0, paper-icon-button#0.4.0, paper-input#0.4.0, paper-item#0.4.0, paper-menu-button#0.4.0, paper-shadow#0.4.0, prettify-element#0.4.0 depends on polymer#>=0.4.0 <1.0.0 which resolved to polymer#0.4.0
Resort to using polymer#0.3.5 which resolved to polymer#0.3.5
Code incompatibilities may occur.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: