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WebUi version number #120
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Yes, I have the same problem. I had package But when I |
Now after updating to sinopia |
Can you try to publish newer version of your package with the "latest" tag? That should work now (I mean, it now stores readme to a proper place). |
Hm, now it's really weird. I tried it with a clean sinopia I published a package After that I added a README to the package and published BUT it returns the README of |
Now I did some changes to my existing README and published |
Now it stores just one readme per package, I believe this is how npm registry do it. So version gets ignored. But version bug still exists, I'll have to look into it. |
Happened to me also, but updated later (maybe a caching issue). Just some extra info if it helps.
Unpublishing yielded weird results as well, but that would probably be for a different issues. Basically unpublish didn't work initial via the GUI, but did on the command line. Then waiting a while the GUI updated accordingly. |
This should be fixed by this pull #143 |
fixed in [email protected], thanks @vernak2539! |
On the WebUi the version of my private published package allways stays at the firt version i published. I published the versions 0.0.1 up to 0.0.4 of my package, but usig the WebUi it says v0.0.1 even though if i use
npm view
i get the correct'dist-tags': { latest: '0.0.4' }
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