Debian Patches
Status for node-tar/7.5.16+~4.0.1-2
| Patch | Description | Author | Forwarded | Bugs | Origin | Last update |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| avoid-esbuild-min-bundles.patch | build without esbuild-minified bundles Upstream's "." export points to dist/{esm,commonjs}/index.min.js, produced by an esbuild --bundle step that inlines all dependencies. In Debian we build with tshy only and resolve dependencies from system modules, so point "." at the plain (non-minified, non-bundled) dist/{esm,commonjs}/index.js files like every other subpath export already does. |
Xavier Guimard <yadd@debian.org> | not-needed | |||
| fix-types-for-debian-toolchain.patch | fix type errors with Debian's TypeScript / @types/node Upstream builds against a newer TypeScript and @types/node than Debian ships. Two spots fail to type-check with the Debian toolchain: - make-command.ts: the callback `cb` is not narrowed to non-undefined inside the arrow closure of the ternary branch where it is already known truthy; - unpack.ts: an @isaacs/fs-minipass WriteStream (a Minipass subclass) is not narrowed into the Minipass.Writable union with the older @types/node. Both are type-only issues; the emitted JavaScript is unchanged. |
Xavier Guimard <yadd@debian.org> | not-needed | |||
| tests-tolerate-gnu-tar-pax-warnings.patch | tests: tolerate GNU tar pax extended-header warnings The "gzipped tarball that makes some drain/resume stuff" test pipes a node-tar archive to the system tar and fails on any stderr output. GNU tar emits "Ignoring unknown extended header keyword 'SCHILY.*'" warnings for the pax keywords node-tar writes (e.g. for hardlinks); these are harmless and version-dependent. Filter them out so the test still checks that the system tar reads the archive successfully (exit code 0) without failing on cosmetic warnings. |
Xavier Guimard <yadd@debian.org> | not-needed |
All known versions for source package 'node-tar'
- 7.5.16+~4.0.1-2 (sid)
- 6.2.1+ds1+~cs6.1.13-10 (forky)
- 6.2.1+~cs7.0.8-1+deb13u1 (trixie)
- 6.1.13+~cs7.0.5-1 (bookworm)
