Allow use of scoped packages with a pinned version #2853
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* commit 'bfaee410c502a95076a6bd89721c76ca08e15f7b': (39 commits) Publish Prepare for 1.0.11 release (facebook#2924) Update dev deps (facebook#2923) Update README.md Use env variable to disable source maps (facebook#2818) Make formatWebpackMessages return all messages (facebook#2834) Adjust the `checkIfOnline` check if in a corporate proxy environment (facebook#2884) Fix the order of arguments in spawned child proc (facebook#2913) Feature/webpack 3 4 (facebook#2875) Allow importing package.json (facebook#2468) Re-enable flowtype warning (facebook#2718) Format UglifyJs error (facebook#2650) Unstage yarn.lock pre-commit (facebook#2700) Update README.md Update README.md Add Electrode to alternatives (facebook#2728) Fix parsing HTML/JSX tags to real elements (facebook#2796) Update webpack version note (facebook#2798) Use modern syntax feature (facebook#2873) Allow use of scoped packages with a pinned version (facebook#2853) ... # Conflicts: # packages/react-scripts/config/webpack.config.dev.js # packages/react-scripts/config/webpack.config.prod.js # packages/react-scripts/package.json
When specifying a --scripts-version, the first
@in a scoped package prevents thepackageNamefrom being trimmed of its version tag, if it has one. Hence, an uncaught error is thrown when the full, pinned package name is used in the path to readpackage.json:I added the .match() to yield a truthy value if the
installPackagecontains an @ symbol at char0and at char1+. To test that this works, runcreate-react-app --scripts-version=@organization/[email protected]and see that create-react-app completed successfully and that the correct package version was installed: