chore: setup Yarn constraints #13363
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| gen_enforced_field(WorkspaceCwd, 'author', 'The Babel Team (https://babel.dev/team)') :- | ||
| \+ workspace_field(WorkspaceCwd, 'private', true). |
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While I would love to do it, I'm not 100% sure that we can legally remove Sebastian, Logan and the other people from the existing author fields. We can do that if git blame doesn't assign any piece of code to them, but probably it's too much work to check.
Maybe we should add an explicit list of packages that can have a different author (it doesn't need to be maintained anyway, it's "legacy"), and only enforce The Babel Team for new packages.
We can probably replace @hzoo in @babel/preset-env if he agrees, since he's still a team member.
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While I'm not a lawyer the MIT license only requires that the license is included so based on that it's fine to change it as it's part of the "Software" and permission was granted to modify it.
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Hey!
Not a lawyer here either, but I worked a bit on licenses in the past. I just want to mention that license and author rights are two different things.
I think the change here is fine as long as Sebastian and others' attributions are still present otherwise (an AUTHORS file, or maybe the output git blame itself is already good enough in this case as long as their contributions are properly labeled in the git repository).
Other free software sometimes uses a CLA that enforces that every contribution's author rights are given to one single organization... but even this doesn't work in some countries (eg: France).
My (unwanted) 2 cents :-)
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| % Exempt from the rule as it supports '>=4'. TODO: remove with the next major | ||
| WorkspaceIdent \= '@babel/plugin-proposal-unicode-property-regex', | ||
| % Exempt from the rule as it supports '>=6.0.0'. TODO: remove with the next major | ||
| WorkspaceIdent \= '@babel/parser', |
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Are these two actually built for >=6.9.0 but the engines.node value wasn't updated back in the day or are they correct and special cased?
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Oh good catch, they are both built for 6.9.0.
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Should I let them get updated or wait for the next major to be on the safe side?
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Lets keep them for now, just to be safe.
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This PR adds some constraints to enforce consistency across the
package.jsonfiles in the repository, I wrote a few that stood out but if you have any other rules in mind let me know and I can add them. I suggest reviewing each commit on it's own and feel free to revert any you don't want as these are merely suggestions.The checked in version of Yarn and the plugin is built from yarnpkg/berry#2922 to get some fixes that landed in 3.0.0-rc.1 without the breaking changes.