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Upgrade dependent packages to latest #25

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@yhatt yhatt commented Sep 20, 2018

This PR will upgrade dependent packages to latest by using yarn upgrade(-interactive) --latest.

Unlike usual upgrade processes, this upgrade has a lot of notable changes for several packages.

Marp packages

We have updated to Marpit v0.1.2 and marp-core v0.0.9. It has included bugfixes about theme CSS. See marp-team/marpit#71 and marp-team/marpit#74.

rollup plugins

  • rollup-plugin-typescript
    • Use user-installed typescript by default (284cbd4)
    • It requires tslib as peerDependencies (86bd0e4)
       
  • rollup-plugin-pug
    • Specify runtime name to pug-runtime (8dabb20)
      • Build would fail in default setting. (Path must be a string without null bytes)

ts-jest

It is almost same as marp-team/marp-core#33.

  • It no longer requires Babel (9789c0f)
  • Pinned version to 23.10.0 (093c90c)
  • Use ts-jest's preset in jest.config.js (1e045bd)
    • Use Object.assign instead of spread syntax. Marp CLI supports Node 6.14.2, but CI build would be failed because of there is not a native support about spread syntax.
  • Update tests to pass ts-jest's diagnostics (45d32bf)

@yhatt yhatt merged commit bc24324 into master Sep 20, 2018
@yhatt yhatt deleted the upgrade-dependencies branch September 20, 2018 10:18
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