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Move away from [email protected] to avoid new Buffer deprecation warning #271

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CameronDiver opened this issue Nov 7, 2019 · 4 comments

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@CameronDiver
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dbus-native depends on [email protected], which seems completely abandoned, https://github.com/substack/node-put/pull/6 has been sitting there for a while without any activity.

Is there a possibility that dbus-native will move to a different module (or a fork or put?)

I'm happy to put together a PR if this is wanted.

@CameronDiver CameronDiver changed the title Move away from [email protected] to avoud new Buffer deprecation warning Move away from [email protected] to avoid new Buffer deprecation warning Nov 7, 2019
@JohnRucker
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I second this request! This has been a good library based a lot of stuff on it, but the use of put is causing exploit warnings every time I issue a NPM upgrade command.

@sidorares
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@CameronDiver @JohnRucker I feel like I want to completely rewrite low level serialisation part to more modern streams / buffers. When I started this library even Buffer hasn't existed in node yet

@JohnRucker
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Can you please modify your code to not be dependent on put and minimize? I have created a Bluetooth based peripheral based on this library and it can't be migrated to any of the other node DBus libraries. You have a unique feature that allows me to set the data type of a variant and none of the others allow that.

@sidorares
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@JohnRucker I'll try but no promise on timeline, lots of other priorities atm

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