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chore: update defaults (#53)
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unit_tests: &unit_tests
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- checkout
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name: Install Latest NPM.
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command: if [[ $(npm -v | cut -c -1) > 3 ]] ; then npm i -g npm@latest; else echo "Skip npm updating"; fi
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name: NPM Install.
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command: npm ci || npm i
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name: Run Test.
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command: npm run ci:test
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canary_tests: &canary_tests
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name: Install Latest NPM.
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command: npm i -g npm@latest
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name: NPM Install.
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command: npm ci
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command: npm i --no-save webpack@next
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name: Run Test.
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command: if [[ $(compver --name webpack --gte next --lt latest) < 1 ]] ; then printf "Next is older than Latest - Skipping Canary Suite"; else npm run ci:test; fi
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dependency_cache:
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<<: *unit_tests
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