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@aduh95 aduh95 commented Jan 25, 2025

The idea is that we could eventually run the node-semver test suite.

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Amazing work! Can you add a github workflow and actually have it run on the CI?

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Can we add package-lock and use npm? Yarn might be hard to maintain in the long term.

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anonrig commented Jan 26, 2025

Can you also run the shell script in tools folder to format the code using clang-format-17

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I can't object to have this repository added.

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aduh95 commented Feb 28, 2025

I'm not sure why I can't seem to make it work on Linux CI, but at least it should tell us if a node-semver test starts failing/passing

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anonrig commented Jun 19, 2025

hey @aduh95, any plans to continue working on version_weaver?

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aduh95 commented Jun 20, 2025

I mean, the project still sounds interesting, but it's just hard to find time for it now that I have a job

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