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Does rimraf 2.3.0 have issues removing files? #1
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Huh. Is fine for me on OS X... can you isolate it any further, or reproduce it without all the gobble/ractive gubbins? Might be one for the rimraf issue tracker. |
It is a bug in glob (isaacs/node-glob#170) that is causing problems in rimraf (isaacs/rimraf#65) when there are broken symlinks left lying about. It's odd that it doesn't seem to affect OS X. I was able to reproduce with cd ~
mkdir showmebug
cd showmebug
npm i rimraf
mkdir foo
ln -s ~/does/not/exist foo/nope
node_modules/.bin/rimraf foo I'll close this thought, as it's a confirmed upstream issue. |
Amazing sleuthing! Thanks. I guess the only remaining question is whether those broken symlinks are a symptom of a bug in gobble, though if that is the case then at least it turns out we're in good company! (Broccoli, in its ember-cli incarnation, was hit with the same bug.) It can remain a mystery for the time being though |
It's definitely not gobble's fault. It's just a function of cleaning up output dirs when the input changes. I suppose you could work around it by cleaning out all of the downstream output dirs first, but that seems quite unnecessary. It should be perfectly valid to have a broken symlink in a folder and have that symlink removed on an |
Root cause isaacs/rimraf#65 Root cause ember-cli/ember-cli#3413 Root cause Rich-Harris/sander#1 Fix #170
Can you please confirm that using rimraf 2.3.1 (just released) fixes this issue? Thanks. |
It does indeed! 👍 |
- inherits update - v3.2.2 - lockfile@2 - v3.2.3 - Remove optional graceful-fs dependency See tapjs/tapjs#85 - v3.2.4 - use fs, not graceful-fs - v3.2.5 - fix tests - v3.2.6 - new Glob: options are optional, even with cb Fix #77 - v3.2.7 - regenerate test fixture - Emit match events marked with / for dirs Close #81 Close #82 Thanks @cowboy @isaacbw - v3.2.8 - Assert that match is never emitted after end Re comments from @cowboy in #81 - Mark appropriately, without premature end Fix #83 Do the stat() call only when necessary, right before emitting the event and then moving on to the next item (or EOF) in the queue. - v3.2.9 - minimatch@latest - v3.2.10 - don't use ^ for version - v3.2.11 - Use ^ for minimatch version - v4.0.0 - Don't use 0.8 with travis - set debug based on NODE_DEBUG env - Fix #88 Don't fail to return on empty/comment patterns - v4.0.1 - Ensure callback is not called multiple times on error Fix #85 - once-ify the callback - regenerate test fixtures - fix incorrect root on windows - v4.0.2 - optionally depend on graceful-fs 3.x - v4.0.3 - test: fix double-require fs - Fix negation bug This addresses the bug where starting a pattern with ! was not respecting negation. Fixes #62 Fixes #105 - run test fixture regeneration - Support use-strict by moving function def out of while loop - Ignore node_modules Ensure node_modules/ doesn't get checked in by mistake - v4.0.4 - bump minimatch - bump minimatch - isc license - v4.0.5 - replace outdated warning with awesome gif - re #116: Make graceful-fs a proper dependency - v4.0.6 - include funny gif in test fixture - failing test and TODO comments for updated Bash 4.3 globstar behavior - refactor _process into less unreasonable bits - remove depth/maxDepth options Glob just goes until hiting ELOOP right now anyway, and once Bash 4.3 style behavior is implemented, the depth will be an even less necessary guard for globstars. It already is unnecessary for non-globstar globs. - Bash 4.3 globstar behavior This also organizes a lot of stuff and de-duplicates some of the de-duplication logic that was happening before. The logic for handling globstar directory traversals (and avoiding directory traversals for symlinked dirs) is not particularly optimized. In fact, I'd be surprised if this change was not a pretty significant performance regression in general. But at least it's more correct, so now we can start analyzing the performance and optimizing where it makes sense without becoming even more committed to incorrect behavior. - benchmark care of @joliss - Add benchmark/profiling scripts and fixture stuff - add oh-my-glob.gif to npmignore to reduce package size - Add CI build status and dependencies info in readme - fix profile script cd - Add contribution info - Move sync glob function into separate class Step 1 of zalgo removal. Makes sync glob a bit faster, but I suspect that it'd be faster yet to just stat stuff rather than detect directories via a failed readdir, since the cost of error object creation and GC might be too heavy. More profiling and investigation is needed. Before: $ npm run bench ... Node glob.sync timing: 100000 real 0m28.484s user 0m21.532s sys 0m3.331s Node glob async timing: 100000 real 0m39.003s user 0m29.359s sys 0m6.753s After: Node glob.sync timing: 100000 real 0m11.541s user 0m8.832s sys 0m1.665s Node glob async timing: 100000 real 0m38.648s user 0m29.320s sys 0m6.421s So, this cuts out about half of the time which was mostly being spent in silly function-wrapping and poorly factored code. Re #78 - move common functions into common.js - prefer multivar to leading comma - consistent semis - remove deprecated bits That was from waaayyyy back in version 2.0. - Refactor async glob, tests passing - just use regular fs The only thing we use fds for in this util is readdir, and it's already cached and inflight-guarded anyway. - put benchmark script in TMPDIR instead of project Too tedious to continually switch back and forth between tests and profiling - GlobStar: Don't leave lstat information on the table This speeds up the ** benchmark considerably, by removing a LOT of unnecessary stats and readdirs. - the return of pause/resume - quieter pause/resume test - Merge branch 'splitsync' Merging as --no-ff since there was a removal of the pause/resume along the way and some other unnecessary breaking stuff. Also, this is a major refactor. Even though no behavior *should* have changed, the performance improvement is so major I'm considering bumping the major version number on general principle, since the extreme speed increase might break programs. Fix #78 - v4.1.0 - add inflight dep - v4.1.1 - v4.1.2-beta - sync: throw if cb provided Fixes confounding bug in #128. - v4.1.2 - Properly return results from sync mark:true globs Fix #129 - v4.1.3 - Use manual iteration rather than Array.map. Tiny perf bump. - only include needed files in npm publish - remove graceful-fs - quieter test - Fixed accidental global var in _readdir - Add test for global leakage, and catch another leaked global - v4.1.4 - fix stat event not having the stat - test for stat object return - global-leakage test - v4.1.5 - No need to ignore benchmark-fixture Benchmark fixture is placed in TMPDIR now. - Better documentation - handle globstar symlinks the same as Bash 4.3 Fixes #135 - v4.1.6 - Add nodir flag Fix #121 - do nothing after abort() is called - add glob.hasMagic function - add some missing options and info to the doc - v4.2.0 - has-magic test - v4.2.1 - Fixed a misspelling in the README. - Remove second copy of `nocase` option notes There were two copies of the `nocase` option documentation with two different wordings for the same thing. Removed one of them, the one which seemed less polished. - Use localeCompare for sorting strings The better to unicode - Sort readdir results Fix #143 - v4.2.2 - Use minimatch 2.x - v4.3.0 - Corrected four minor typos in README.md Line 34: so `a{/b/c,bcd}` would expand into `a/b/c` and `abc*d*\. Line 39: Matches 0 or more characters in a sin*g*le path portion Line 103: glob.hasMagic(patter*n*, [options]) Line 134: Create a Glob object by instanti*ati*ng the `glob.Glob` class. - Bump minimatch dep Fixes #145 - Fix non-deterministic test - v4.3.1 - Make nocase-nomagic test pass on Windows Just normalize slashes for justice. - make all tests pass on windows - Correct slash behavior for dirs passed as pattern - v4.3.2 - Settle on single quotes - make readdir-order test deterministic - v4.3.3 - test setup remove npm-debug.log file - Revert "Sort readdir results" This reverts commit bbaa547a9bd695ca71b6f1c40d6423acae1d1eef. Rationale: isaacs/node-glob#143 (comment) - v4.3.4 - Merge pull request #138 from mikeobrien/readmetweak Fixed a misspelling in the README. - Merge pull request #141 from benhutchins/patch-1 Remove second copy of `nocase` option notes - use newer tap - v4.3.5 - New: Added ignore option (fixes #115) - ignore tests DRY-up Just list the cases, and then do them all async and sync - Ignore code cleanup and factoring - v4.4.0 - Provide ref to #167 in 'callback provided to sync' error - v4.4.1 - Fix broken symlink handling Root cause isaacs/rimraf#65 Root cause ember-cli/ember-cli#3413 Root cause Rich-Harris/sander#1 Fix #170 - v4.4.2 - note about deprecation of {sync:true} option in favor of glob.sync() method - Add 'follow' option to follow directory symlinks in ** matches Fix #139 - Remove extra stat in mark/stat end flow This also is an annoying race condition that delays the 'match' event unnecessarily in many cases. - Always cache based on absolute path This was resulting in some weird behavior especially in the ignore case, and sometimes causes 'mark' to not detect dirs properly. It's also a blocker for doing realpath and marking together, since otherwise it can't tell that it's already statted a particular dir. - FIXUP follow test - Realpath support Close #148 Close #142 - Properly exclude files from /-ending patterns When the cwd was set, it'd change the absolute path to always be slash-free, so filtering based on `/` at the end of a pattern wasn't working. Fix #158 - v4.5.0 - Deprecate comments and negation - v5.0.0 - test: Merge mark, add sync nodir, failing cases for #174 - Fix nodir/mark regression from absolute-ifying cache keys Fix #174 - v5.0.1 - Ensure that cache keys are always absolute paths This would have prevented the regression introduced in 4.5.0 in mark and nodir being used in conjunction with cwd. - Fix for 0.10, where path.isAbsolute is not exposed - test: nonull failing cases for #176 - Fix nonull regression (fixes #176) - v5.0.2 - doc fixup: remove duplicate mention of statCache - fix interaction between realpath and cwd options Fix #181 - v5.0.3 - use `path-is-absolute` polyfill module It's the same code as `path.isAbsolute()` in Node 0.12 and iojs. https://github.com/sindresorhus/path-is-absolute - v5.0.4 - quote the versions in .travis.yml so they're matched correctly The current one matches Node `0.1` and `0.11`. Also test on `iojs`. - v5.0.5 - Better global detection Newer versions of node-tap don't create a TAP_Global_Harness global - tap 1.x - v5.0.6 - Don't lose weird readdir errors Fixes #197 - v5.0.7 - test-regen - v5.0.8 - reduce cases where tests need to be regenerated - v5.0.9 - Test base-matching - add more sync cb thrower tests - ignore .nyc_output, upgrade tap, use coverage, rm fixtures - v5.0.10 - Remove duplicate option description `nonull` was listed twice in the options descriptions. - Use graceful-fs if available - v5.0.11 - Revert "Use graceful-fs if available" This reverts commit f09292b72c58b03416dbc60230aa2647ba47daec. - v5.0.12 - Do not emit 'match' events for ignored items Fix #194 - v5.0.13 - Treat ENOTSUP like ENOTDIR in readdir Fix #205 - Fix some 'use strict' errors - Use js for benchmark cleanup Fix #199 - Generate fixtures more effectively, with -O instead of eval - Test for when readdir raises ENOTSUP Treat as if it had raised ENOTDIR instead. - Handle ENOTSUP for sync glob as well as async Hopefully fix #208. At any rate, a better test that verifies it's doing what it claims to be doing. - v5.0.14 - Merge pull request #1860 from megawac/memoize-lu Only coerce address to a string once - Quote reserved word property names in tests - Update _.map docs for consistency with _.each - Merge pull request #1863 from acgessler/patch-2 Update _.map docs for consistency with _.each - Make _.uniq work with sorted = true and an iteratee. Fixes #1866 - Merge pull request #1867 from akre54/sorted-uniq-with-iteratee Make _.uniq work with sorted = true and an iteratee - use _.contains in _.uniq instead of indexOf - Merge pull request #1868 from akre54/uniq-contains use _.contains in _.uniq instead of indexOf - Simplify flatten implementation and add startIndex to syntax - Use flatten and omit and pick - Flatten supports null; Loop instead of push.apply - Merge pull request #1685 from megawac/flatten Rework internal flatten function - indexOf and lastIndexOf simplifications - Merge pull request #1876 from megawac/indexof-s indexOf and lastIndexOf simplifications - Fixes #1883 — hides _.iteratee behind a veil of silence... - variable/property distinction for improved API/test clarity. Using the same letters "moe" for variable name and property value was a bit confusing upon my initial reading of _.property's functionality. Altering the variable name "moe" to "stooge" eliminates the potential for confusion arising due to polysemy. Similar docs and related tests were likewise updated. Conflicts: index.html test/utility.js - remove right-hand-side alignment spacing for non-assignment statement pair - Merge pull request #1507 from rck109d/master documentation: improved clarity with variable/property distinction - Change _.noConflict doc text to monospace format - Release func in _.before and _.once - Merge pull request #1894 from dimitriwalters/master Change _.noConflict doc text to monospace format - Merge pull request #1895 from zertosh/fix-once-before-leak Release func in _.before and _.once - Update index.html - Update index.html - Update _.template docs. - Merge pull request #1899 from braddunbar/interpolate-values Update _.template docs. - Partial support for constructors - Merge pull request #1733 from megawac/partial-constructor Partial support for constructors - Result fallback can be a function - Merge pull request #1900 from megawac/result-fallback-fn Result fallback can be a function - Revert "Result fallback can be a function" This reverts commit b8a07d1d94cd6d4586e89a63fda41f2814dc63ce. - Merge pull request #1897 from ankurp/master Including Swift Port in Links & Suggested Reading - Iteratee: don't make assumptions on # args to pass - Unrevert "Result fallback can be a function" PR #1900 This reverts commit 40e8517c8318553ec94b656a6b829d4768c1e046. - Implement findKey and findIndex helpers - find*: style tweak and test coverage - Merge pull request #1587 from megawac/find-index Add _.findKey and _.findIndex - move _.before gc conditional to a single line - check for array length when evaluating isSorted - removed tabs to conform with coding style - Merge pull request #1917 from tjbarber/avoid-returning-zero-truthy-isSorted Fixes #1870: _.indexOf with `isSorted` of `true` will incorrectly match `undefined` on an empty array. - Added _.propertyOf method and tests - Used function(){} in place of _.noop - Merge pull request #1921 from bathos/master Added _.propertyOf method - Add _.keysIn method - Merge pull request #1910 from thejameskyle/keysIn Add _.keysIn method - Create _.assign function - Merge pull request #1902 from megawac/iteratee-args Iteratee: don't make assumptions on # args to pass - Kill the result var in isEqual - Merge pull request #1934 from megawac/sans-result [minor] Clean up _.isEqual for objects and arrays - Optimize isFunction only when appropriate. Closes #1929. - Move sortedIndex tests from comparitors -> array tests - Fix changelog for _.escape - Merge pull request #1940 from unrealsolver/master Fix changelog for _.escape: function no longer escapes slash '/' - missing new on a typeerror - Merge pull request #1908 from thejameskyle/assign Add _.assign function - Test typed arrays are functions - Add _.create method - Merge pull request #1907 from thejameskyle/create Add _.create method - Alias? includes as contains - Merge pull request #1955 from megawac/includes Alias? includes as contains - Object-preserving map() function: mapValues - Remove `reduce` error throwing Closes #1858. - Support fromIndex in _.contains - Improve invoke coverage - Merge pull request #1963 from megawac/invoke-cov Improve invoke coverage - Use a version of phantomjs that doesn't compain about SOP e.g. https://travis-ci.org/jashkenas/underscore/builds/43040393#L83 - Merge pull request #1962 from megawac/from-contains Support fromIndex in _.contains - Adds a test case when we call _.pluck() to objects passing an undefined property as an argument. - Merge pull request #1971 from shinnya/feature/add-pluck-test-case Adds a test case when we call _.pluck() to objects passing an undefined property as an argument. - Add _.transform method - better test method for missing properties in pluck - Merge pull request #1961 from jridgewell/remove-reduce-errors Remove `reduce` error throwing - Merge pull request #1936 from jridgewell/isFunction_safari_8 Optimize isFunction only when appropriate. - Minor cleanup of #1936 - Merge pull request #1974 from megawac/isFunction Update isFunction tests - fix _.sortedIndex for large indexes fixes #1850 - Use partial for defer. - Merge pull request #1977 from jridgewell/partial_defer Use partial for `_.defer` - Clarify documentation. - Merge pull request #1979 from robbiehudson/clarify_after_documentation Clarify documentation for _.after and _.before - Merge pull request #1954 from deiwin/fix-sorted-index fix _.sortedIndex for large indexes - Add installation instruction for Meteor - fix eslint warnings - revert dot-notation warnings - Merge pull request #1987 from maxbeatty/fix-warnings fix eslint warnings - fix typo - Merge pull request #1989 from linkkingjay/master fix typo - Merge pull request #1982 from uzumaxy/master Add installation instruction for Meteor - Move sortedIndex to Array methods + some annoying files to gitignore - Wrap redundant reduce and reduceRight code in helper - Merge pull request #1901 from thejameskyle/transform Add _.transform method - Merge looping implementation [needs benchmarks] - Implement zip via unzip - Invoke shouldn't throw for null or undefined - Add _.comparator and align sortedIndex to sortBy - Merge pull request #1939 from megawac/comparitors Add _.comparator and align sortedIndex to sortBy - Reuse (optimized) reduce and reduceRight iteration - Merge pull request #1994 from megawac/invoke-null Invoke shouldn't throw for null or undefined - Revert "Merge pull request #1939 from megawac/comparitors" This reverts commit 5f52e5bc4ba98fdedac6703d2e1bbc46fa6cc66d, reversing changes made to 9924dba231366913acba8a3016823c403dca9ac3. - Add engine proxy methods to toJSON, toString and valueOf - Merge pull request #1991 from megawac/reduce-reuse Wrap redundant reduce and reduceRight code in helper - Implement more rigid array like checks throughout library - Update with changes from 1.7 to 1.8 - isEqual initialize stacks only if and when we need them - Merge pull request #2013 from rndr/isEqualFix isEqual initialize stacks only if and when we need them - Added example for _.sortBy( obj, string ) - Merge pull request #2014 from danielmbarlow/danielmbarlow-patch-1 Added example for _.sortBy( obj, string ) - Add _.transform docs + address comments - Readd _.object example - Merge pull request #1993 from megawac/zip-via-unzip Implement zip via unzip - Merge pull request #1990 from jashkenas/is-arraylike Implement a more rigid is length check - Add iteration fixes of _.keys to _.isEmpty (fixes #1983, closes #1988) use current isEmpty obj way unless has enum bug check length beforehand to improve isEmpty perf add length check before type checks in isEmpty add test for non enum prop keep fixes isolated to as few areas as possible use inline comments - Map partial instead of slice - Merge pull request #2021 from jridgewell/map-partial Map partial's args instead of slicing - Add check to createAssigner function so that _.defaults can use it (fixes #1984) - Merge pull request #2022 from jmrog/devel Add check to createAssigner function so that _.defaults can use it (fixes #1984) - Stop _.extend from turning dest obj's 'in' props into 'own props (fixes #2023) - Add test for _.extend (no changing 'in' props to 'own' props; see bug #2023) - Merge pull request #2024 from jmrog/extendFix Fix and test for _.extend (fixes #2023) - Merge pull request #2003 from megawac/engine-proxy-methods Add engine proxy methods to toJSON, toString and valueOf - Add _.findLastIndex and handle NaN in *IndexOf - Cover argument cases for NaN - Implement find*Index functions with helper - Merge pull request #1981 from megawac/NaN-finding Add _.findLastIndex and handle NaN in *IndexOf - Improve _.isFunction comment - wrap constants or objects passed to _.times in _.constant so you can do stuff like this: _.times(3, 'Foo') // ['Foo', 'Foo', 'Foo'] which can be useful for indenting text, for instance _.times(level, ' ').join('') + line - added test for #2029 - bugfix, it's iteratee, not context that should be wrapped - Merge pull request #2029 from gka/patch-1 wrap constants or objects passed to _.times in _.constant - Merge pull request #1953 from greenify/master Object-preserving map() function: mapValues - Documentation for find{Index,LastIndex,Key} and mapValues - Improve consistency of variable declarations - Merge pull request #2030 from megawac/var-dec [minor] Improve consistency of variable declarations - Add node.js 0.12 and io.js to travis.yml - Remove several unneeded null checks - Use isArrayLike in transform - Merge pull request #2031 from megawac/null-check Remove several unnecessary null checks - Run tests in node & phantom - Merge pull request #2033 from jashkenas/node-testing Run test suite on node - Update phantomjs version range For io.js ping #2032 - Merge pull request #2032 from demohi/patch-1 Add node.js 0.12 and io.js to travis.yml - Fixed copyright range to be updated to 2015 - Merge pull request #2034 from arianf/master Fixed copyright range to be updated to 2015 - Update _.range docs to clarify end is exclusive #2002 I have updated the documentation for _.range to clarify explicitly that the end value _.range accepts is exclusive and the start value is inclusive. Attached is a screen shot of the changes: http://i.imgur.com/SIkBwUW.png - Merge pull request #2035 from amZotti/master Update _.range docs to clarify end is exclusive [fix #2002] - Update _.map docs to explain guarded iteratees I am a regular user of Underscore and only after reading through the Underscore source code did I learn about _.map being able to handle guarded functions as iteratees. If I have been unaware of guarded functions while using Underscore regularly then chances are there are many other engineers who are equally unaware of this great functionality. - Add "Guarded" on _.map iteratee's [fix #2036] Certain underscore methods can be used as iteratee's to _.map. These methods can be referred to as 'Guarded' methods. In pull request #2036 I have requested that this functionality be included in the documentation for _.map on index.html. I am following up with that pull request with this one, which includes documentation that states exactly which methods are guarded methods. I am attempting to inform other Underscore developers of this great functionality by marking appropriate functions as "Guarded" within index.html. This "Guarded" statement uses the same CSS stylings as span.alias. Nothing has been changed besides the appropriate documentation shifts described above. Screenshots will be included in pull request. - Refactor 'guarded' explanation into two lines - Update QUnit to v1.17.1 - Merge pull request #2043 from amZotti/add-guarded-statements Add "Guarded" on _.map iteratee's [fix #2036] - Reverts #2029. - Add underscore-min.map to packaged files - Merge pull request #2048 from cbguder/patch-1 Add underscore-min.map to packaged files - Refactor tests; don't install phantom by default; karma for browser tests - Merge pull request #2054 from jashkenas/karma Refactor tests; don't install phantom by default; karma for browser tests - Test against infinite loops when collection changes - Merge pull request #2053 from megawac/length-testing Test against infinite loops when collection changes - Update qunit-cli (devongovett/qunit-cli#11) - Add proper Object function matches This takes `_.matches` and turns it into a proper Object function (takes the object as the first parameter). The should satisfy the performance problems seen in [jashkenas/backbone#3487](jashkenas/backbone#348 7#issuecomment-75001423). I think it’s pretty apparent we jumbled the arguments originally. See the need to special case [`Backbone.Model#matches`](https://github.com/jashkenas/backbone/blob/ma ster/backbone.js#L390-L393) instead of auto proxying like the other [`_` methods](https://github.com/jashkenas/backbone/blob/master/backbone.js#L 669-L680). We even have to special case [`Collection#matches`](https://github.com/jashkenas/backbone/blob/master /backbone.js#L917-L924) so we don’t kill performance doing simple `where`s. The legacy `_.matches(obj)` predicate matcher has been extracted into `_.matcher`. `_.matches` will return the predicate matcher if only one argument is provided. This legacy support should be removed in v2.0. - Merge pull request #2057 from jridgewell/matches-matcher Add proper Object function matches - Removing the iffy 'guarded' tags from the docs. - removing repetitive 'guard check' comments - Fixes #1915 -- _.clone doesn't do dates, regexes, other fancy things - #2057 s/matches/isMatch+matcher - 1.8-WIP ... still needs to be further reduced and cleaned - merged 1.8 stuff - /s/mapValues/mapObject and so on... - working on docs etc - I think we're ready? - Ch-ch-ch-chaanges. - Merge branch 'master' into gh-pages - document isMatch, matcher - Merge branch 'master' into gh-pages - remove broken IE hack-arounds ... IE8 failing tests down to 14 - Fixing pick and omit for IE - removing hokum from _.bind - remove 'fasley' edge case tests - removing bound constructor function fallback tests - prepping 1.8.1 — tests are now fixed or killed. - Revert "removing bound constructor function fallback tests" This reverts commit 9f25c2a42821acd1d80e3fde7f594051076d3ac2. - Revert "removing hokum from _.bind" This reverts commit ba7b8f18dabb4ebb49e1f0c0076dc0b23b436878. - Fix bound functions in IE8 - Merge pull request #2063 from jridgewell/ie8-bound-functions Fixes bound functions in IE8 - fixing previous commit for IE - Underscore 1.8.1 - Merge branch 'master' into gh-pages - Revert "remove broken IE hack-arounds ... IE8 failing tests down to 14" This reverts commit 5350a2ff3e362757f384c7c0096f24ad68c38fd0. - no need to stoop... - Merge branch 'master' into gh-pages - Revert "remove 'fasley' edge case tests" This reverts commit ef3164fcad059434a95f0eb5ad48dba1999a5b62. - Fix IE non-enumerable properties I’m not sure what we were doing before with the `FuncProto`… - "fasley" to "falsey" - Refine _.pick - Merge pull request #2064 from jridgewell/ie-non-enumerable IE Non-Enumerable properties - Merge pull request #2065 from jridgewell/refine-pick Refine _.pick - Merge pull request #2066 from paulfalgout/ie-non-enumerable Fix object test wording "fasley" to "falsey" - Avoid an arguments deopt https://github.com/petkaantonov/bluebird/wiki/Optimization-killers#31-re assigning-a-defined-parameter-while-also-mentioning-arguments-in-the-bod y-typical-example - Use async retries to avoid rare throttle false-negative - Merge pull request #2069 from megawac/qunit-extras Use async retries to avoid rare throttle false-negative - Simplify karma file - 🎊 Karma Sauce Integration! 🎆 Fix travis keys - Fix cherry-pick artifact - Remove transform use due to 4f771e0a0 - Merge pull request #2068 from jridgewell/refine-pick Avoid an arguments deopt - Rename extendOwn to assign “assign” is an ES6 standard, and naming should match it. Any dev who remotely follows ES will immediately recognize and understand what it does. Aliases `_.assign` to `_.extendOwn`, for 1.8.0 compatibility. - Merge pull request #2059 from jashkenas/sauce-setup SauceLabs setup - Merge pull request #2070 from jridgewell/assign-extendOwn Assign extendOwn - Support fromIndex in _.contains - Add _.create method - Merge pull request #2072 from jridgewell/contains-fromIndex Contains fromIndex - s/assign/extendOwn as the primary name. - Document the lame in _.includes - updated mapObject example text in index.html - Merge pull request #2077 from 91bananas/master updated mapObject example text in index.html - Underscore 1.8.2 - component bump - Merge branch 'master' into gh-pages - fixed isArrayLike returning for 0 - Merge pull request #2079 from smelnikov/isArrayLike-fix fixed isArrayLike returning true for 0 - Merge pull request #2074 from jridgewell/create Add _.create method - s/assign/extendOwn - Add failing test for each called too much time. ios8 only. - Merge pull request #2088 from francois2metz/ios8_my_lovely_jit Add failing test for each called too much time in ios8 - Corrected the parameter name for mapObject within the index documentation - Merge pull request #2097 from emmanne08/master Corrected the parameter name for mapObject within the index documentation - Fix _.indexOf with NaN and startIndex Was returning the index in the sliced array - Merge pull request #2102 from jridgewell/indexof-nan-start Fix _.indexOf with NaN and startIndex - Optimize _.range Prevents an [arguments deopt](https://github.com/petkaantonov/bluebird/wiki/Optimization-killer s#31-reassigning-a-defined-parameter-while-also-mentioning-arguments-in- the-body-typical-example). - Merge pull request #2107 from jridgewell/range-opt Optimize _.range - Guard _.contains fromIndex Guards `_.contains`’s `fromIndex`, so that it may be easily used with `_.partial`. ```javascript var array = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]; var subArray = [1, 2]; // Before _.every(subArray, function(i) { return _.contains(array, i); }); // After _.every(subArray, _.partial(_.contains, array)); ``` - Merge pull request #2109 from jridgewell/contains-gaurd Guard _.contains fromIndex - Remove link to nonexistent create method. Fixes #2112 - Remove link to nonexistent create method. Fixes #2112 - Combine _.indexOf and _.lastIndexOf - Merge pull request #2105 from jridgewell/indexOf-lastIndexOf-code-sharing Combine _.indexOf and _.lastIndexOf - Make _.uniq doc more precise - Merge pull request #2120 from phadej/uniq-doc Make _.uniq doc more precise - Small indexOf Perf Boost @megawac / @jdalton noticed a [pref regression](http://jsperf.com/indexof-pr2105) in #2105. This should fix it. [jsperf](http://jsperf.com/indexof-pr2105/3) - Merge pull request #2122 from jridgewell/indexOf-lastIndexOf-code-sharing Small indexOf Perf Boost - Remove unneeded files from bower package - Merge pull request #2127 from JustBlackBird/clean_bower_package Remove unneeded files from bower package - Prevent iOS from improperly JIT-ing isArrayLike Fixes #2081. @jdalton found a much more efficient solution than `'length' in collection` by using dynamic property access. Uses a constant `LENGTH` variable to avoid minifiers transforming it into dot access. - Merge pull request #2094 from jridgewell/ios-jit-isArrayLike Prevent iOS from improperly JIT-ing isArrayLike - Fix travis install not working in [email protected] see jridgewell/underscore@1178042 /cc @othiym23 - Merge pull request #2135 from megawac/travis-npm-fix Fix travis install not working in [email protected] - Fix iOS JIT Bug, Part 2 Given Closure Compiler’s [need to inline](jashkenas/underscore#2094 (comment)), we need to grab the length using a function (that uses dynamic property access). @megawac also pointed out a few other methods would be affected. - Merge pull request #2134 from jridgewell/ios-jit-isArrayLike Fix iOS JIT Bug, Part 2 - Underscore 1.8.3 - Merge branch 'master' into gh-pages
…ling</cargo> Root cause isaacs/rimraf#65 Root cause ember-cli/ember-cli#3413 Root cause Rich-Harris/sander#1 Fix #170
…ling</cargo> Root cause isaacs/rimraf#65 Root cause ember-cli/ember-cli#3413 Root cause Rich-Harris/sander#1 Fix #170
…ling</cargo> Root cause isaacs/rimraf#65 Root cause ember-cli/ember-cli#3413 Root cause Rich-Harris/sander#1 Fix #170
…ling</cargo> Root cause isaacs/rimraf#65 Root cause ember-cli/ember-cli#3413 Root cause Rich-Harris/sander#1 Fix #170
…ling</cargo> Root cause isaacs/rimraf#65 Root cause ember-cli/ember-cli#3413 Root cause Rich-Harris/sander#1 Fix #170
…ling</cargo> Root cause isaacs/rimraf#65 Root cause ember-cli/ember-cli#3413 Root cause Rich-Harris/sander#1 Fix #170
…ling</cargo> Root cause isaacs/rimraf#65 Root cause ember-cli/ember-cli#3413 Root cause Rich-Harris/sander#1 Fix #170
…ling</cargo> Root cause isaacs/rimraf#65 Root cause ember-cli/ember-cli#3413 Root cause Rich-Harris/sander#1 Fix #170
On linux using gobble to build ractive, changing a file results in an ENOTEMPTY for merge steps. This started after I grabbed a fresh batch of node_modules for build changes, and I noted that there is a very new version of rimraf. Dropping back to 2.2.8 seems to resolve the issue. Is it a problem with rimraf, or have I finally slipped into the sweet embrace of insanity? Today seems to be the day for tears flowing from upstream. Now all I need is for a zebra to call me Kevin.
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