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Release proposal: v2.2.1 #1856
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PR-URL: nodejs#1856 Notable Changes: * http: reverts the removal of an undocumented `client` property on client connections, this property is being used in the wild, most notably by https://github.com/request/request which is used by npm. (Michaël Zasso) [nodejs#1852](nodejs#1852).
chrisdickinson commented Jun 1, 2015
This LGTM, I'll follow the thread and will be available to test on OSX / CentOS. |
rvagg commented Jun 1, 2015
Fishrock123 commented Jun 1, 2015
uh oh, not this again?? LGTM though! |
rvagg commented Jun 1, 2015
OSX: Anyone got any clues on this? I don't think I've seen this failure before. Nightlies are here for testing if you have time: https://iojs.org/download/nightly/v2.2.1-nightly20150601c5a1009903/ |
silverwind commented Jun 1, 2015
Thought that was fixed in 4e2f999, cc: @yosuke-furukawa If someone could confirm that |
yosuke-furukawa commented Jun 1, 2015
It's my test. I will investigate it . |
domenic commented Jun 1, 2015
Why was the qs readme deleted? |
Fishrock123 commented Jun 1, 2015
Weird git-ness originating several npm releases ago relating to case insensitive filesystems (maybe-ish). |
ChALkeR commented Jun 1, 2015
See 49bb7de |
PR-URL: nodejs#1856 Notable Changes: * http: reverts the removal of an undocumented `client` property on client connections, this property is being used in the wild, most notably by https://github.com/request/request which is used by npm. (Michaël Zasso) [nodejs#1852](nodejs#1852).
rvagg commented Jun 1, 2015
updated to remove the readme change, so frustrating |
yosuke-furukawa commented Jun 1, 2015
hm... I can reproduce the error. sorry. |
rvagg commented Jun 1, 2015
running again @ https://jenkins-iojs.nodesource.com/job/iojs+any-pr+multi/740/ |
rvagg commented Jun 1, 2015
rvagg commented Jun 1, 2015
released @ https://iojs.org/dist/latest/ |
thefourtheye commented Jun 1, 2015
We didn't remove that, right? |
rvagg commented Jun 1, 2015
yeah, probably not the best description, feel free to PR to fix it to something more accurate |
silverwind commented Jun 1, 2015
'revert the improper deprecation' is probably best, like I've done in the commit log. |
thefourtheye commented Jun 1, 2015
Ya, that sounds better @silverwind 👍 |
rvagg commented Jun 1, 2015
it wasn't deprecation that caused the problem though, it was changing the nature of it |
thefourtheye commented Jun 1, 2015
Then lets explain the actual problem itself. "Moving |
silverwind commented Jun 1, 2015
That's pretty |
rvagg commented Jun 1, 2015
please look at #1859 and give a tick if you think that's accurate, everyone who's commenting here |
PR-URL: nodejs/node#1856 Notable Changes: * http: reverts the removal of an undocumented `client` property on client connections, this property is being used in the wild, most notably by https://github.com/request/request which is used by npm. (Michaël Zasso) [#1852](nodejs#1852).
c5a1009903] - build: avoid passing empty strings to build flags (Johan Bergström) #17895d83401086] - doc: put SEMVER-MINOR on pre-load module fix 2.2.0 (Rod Vagg)4d6b768e5d] - http: revert deprecation of client property (Michaël Zasso) #1852/R= @targos@mscdex@Fishrock123@thefourtheye@silverwind@ChALkeR (anyone else want to review?)
I can push this out within an hour or two given some eyes and perhaps even some actual testing!