global-tunnel initialization at the entry of the yeoman cli and doctor for https://github.com/gajus/global-agent/blob/master/README.md#usage should do the trick. Also, adding a note in the documentation would help, mainly because global-agent uses the environment variable GLOBAL_AGENT_HTTP_PROXY instead of the traditional HTTP_PROXY. Keep in mind global-agent does not look for a proxy in the npm configuration and may not support all the different kinds of proxy connections, but I still think it is the way to go, I doubt global-tunnel will ever support Node >= 11.
Thank you very much. @gajus
I’ve just created an issue over here: yeoman/yo#616
Just in case anyone likes to work on this :kissing_heart:
I don’t know if @stefanbuck or @ruyadorno have plans about to pick this up again. You might contact one of them in case you like to work on it.
Hi team, I want to discuss the next version for Yeoman. What about create a issue for tracking our next version of Yeoman?
In yeoman/doctor, I did some breaking change such as Target Node.js 8, Change bin command to yo-doctor.
So it should be a major change if we want to release a new version for yeoman/yo.
We don't have to rush to release next version, just list all things we want to do in the tracking issue.
How do you think what I said above?
Hej @LitoMore ,
the change of the command shouldn’t be breaking one. I left a comment over here:
https://github.com/yeoman/doctor/pull/45#pullrequestreview-245399265
Question, I'd like to add files to the ignore list when copying everything from one folder to another using this.fs. I followed the documentation but it's not working. Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong?
this.fs.copy(this.templatePath("./"), this.destinationPath("./"), {
globOptions: {
ignore: ["package.json"]
}
});
error is : Failed at the yo@3.1.0 postinstall script 'yodoctor'.
yeoman/generator-chrome-extension#218
hey all, i’m having an issue...
I have a yeoman generator. Depending on the user input, I do not want to copy the file server/common/api.v2.yml.
In order to avoid copying it, I’ve been adding the following globOptions to copy to ignore the file
e.g.
const copyOpts = globOptions: {
ignore: [
'**/server/common/api.v2.yml',
]
}
};
this.fs.copy(src, dest, copyOpts);This works well when I test locally using npm link
However, once I publish the package to npm, install the published package and retry my test, I find that the file server/common/api.v2.yml is copied and not ignored.
I’m stumped and don’t understand why I’m getting different behavior after npm publish
any help is greatly appreciated
