Error when installing directly from GitHub (requesting a new release build)

[a-kriya]

Version

1.0.0-beta.29

Steps to reproduce

In need of some bug fixes that are not in the currently published version, but running the following command to pull directly from GitHub results in an error:

npm i -D github:vuejs/vue-test-utils

What is expected?

Package installs from dev branch.

What is actually happening?

npm ERR! Can't install github:vuejs/vue-test-utils#99336c44c9379a03e1e466279b564526f82f744a: Missing package version

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There have been >30 commits to dev since 1.0.0-beta.29 release. A new release build will be very helpful.

[eddyerburgh]

Sorry for the delay in publishing. A new version will be released soon (The beginning of September at the latest).

This package is a monorepo, and so you can't install the root package directly.

[wspringer]

That's great news. I'm looking forward to it. Also wondering about the benefits of making this a mono repo. I'm actually fairly okay with depending on revisions of a development time only library. It seems the mono repo approach makes it harder.

[eddyerburgh]

The reason it's a monorepo is to create two separate packages that share APIs: the server-test-utils package, and the test-utils package. The test-utils package needs to run in a DOM environment, whereas the server-test-utils needs to run in a node environment.

[a-kriya]

Thanks for your response, @eddyerburgh. Come September, it'll have been seven months and forty commits since the current, beta.29's, release. Is there any particular reason for such a long gap b/w this release?

[a-kriya]

@eddyerburgh @kazupon Any plans to release anytime soon?