Changes from 06e5872189 made it possible to update tar from 6.x to 7.x and use new `package.json` exports that are included in 7.x, allowing us to further reduce our bundle size.
By selectively importing only the functions and classes we use, we avoid bundling in the entire semver package, and shave a few kB off from the Corepack bundle.
Force users to opt-in into the package managers they want to support.
As more and more package managers are added to Corepack, it's more and
more unlikely that our users will be interested in _all_ the package
managers Corepack supports, and it is unreasonable to expect Corepack
maintainers would be able to perform security audits.
* chore: update dependencies, remove unused ones
* fix types
* Updates snapshots
* Fixes prepack
* try with Node.js 16.x
* Update more packages
* Upgrade to Jest 28
* Bump other packages
* Bump other packages
* Use Node.js 14.19.2
* Revert "try with Node.js 16.x"
This reverts commit 45aa8a3a96.
This reverts commit 4a275f68b6.
* Use specific Node.js version
* trying something
* Pin exact Node.js version number
* Bump Jest to 28.1.0
* dist-upgrade
* Don't pin Node.js version when it's not necessary
* Update more dependencies
* Update more dependencies
* Revert "Pin exact Node.js version number"
This reverts commit dd72a68061.
Co-authored-by: Maël Nison <nison.mael@gmail.com>
* Upgrade dependencies
* Uses a more recent Yarn version as jumper
* Linting
* Fixes Nock recordings
* Replaces git tags by urls
* Updates nock records
* Update ci.yml
* Implements ls-remote without spawning the git binary
* Implements enable/disable for Windows
* Triggers CI
* Mocks HTTP calls
* Fixes the shell on Windows
* Increases the timeout, thanks Windows