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Manal upgrade to prettier 3.4.2 (#2037)

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Including the reformatting changes needed to make it pass again
(mostly due to https://github.com/prettier/prettier/pull/15526).
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David Baker
2024-12-11 10:21:33 +00:00
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@@ -5,12 +5,12 @@ documentation for it.
Goals:
- Must build compiled native node modules in a shippable state
(ie. only dynamically linked against libraries that will be on the
target system, all unnecessary files removed).
- Must be able to build any native module, no matter what build system
it uses (electron-rebuild is supposed to do this job but only works
for modules that use gyp).
- Must build compiled native node modules in a shippable state
(ie. only dynamically linked against libraries that will be on the
target system, all unnecessary files removed).
- Must be able to build any native module, no matter what build system
it uses (electron-rebuild is supposed to do this job but only works
for modules that use gyp).
It's also loosely designed to be a general tool and agnostic to what it's
actually building. It's used here to build modules for the electron app
@@ -25,13 +25,13 @@ If no dependencies are given, hak runs the command on all dependencies.
There are a lot of files involved:
- scripts/hak/... - The tool itself
- hak/[dependency] - Files provided by the app that tell hak how to build each of its native dependencies.
Contains a hak.json file and also some script files, each of which must be referenced in hak.json.
- .hak/ - Files generated by hak in the course of doing its job. Includes the dependency module itself and
any of the native dependency's native dependencies.
- .hak/[dependency]/build - An extracted copy of the dependency's node module used to build it.
- .hak/[dependency]/out - Another extracted copy of the dependency, this one contains only what will be shipped.
- scripts/hak/... - The tool itself
- hak/[dependency] - Files provided by the app that tell hak how to build each of its native dependencies.
Contains a hak.json file and also some script files, each of which must be referenced in hak.json.
- .hak/ - Files generated by hak in the course of doing its job. Includes the dependency module itself and
any of the native dependency's native dependencies.
- .hak/[dependency]/build - An extracted copy of the dependency's node module used to build it.
- .hak/[dependency]/out - Another extracted copy of the dependency, this one contains only what will be shipped.
# Workings
@@ -60,10 +60,10 @@ own in the .hak directory (unless one already exists, in which case this is your
Hak is divided into lifecycle stages, in order:
- fetch - Download and extract the source of the dependency
- link - Link the copy of the dependency into your node_modules directory
- build - The Good Stuff. Configure and build any native dependencies, then the module itself.
- copy - Copy the built artifact from the module build directory to the module output directory.
- fetch - Download and extract the source of the dependency
- link - Link the copy of the dependency into your node_modules directory
- build - The Good Stuff. Configure and build any native dependencies, then the module itself.
- copy - Copy the built artifact from the module build directory to the module output directory.
# hak.json