Hi Andy, Many are simple incremental updates so I guess we ought to just do them. > > fontawesome-svg-core is a huge jump but v1 is so EOL it isn't even > mentioned on their front page. And 1.3.0 does not seem to exist asfar as > they are concerned. >
+1 The other big one is vue itself. Too big for now but generally, how much > is vue3 different from vue2? The breaking changes log seems detailed > rather than scary. > Ah, yes, good point. They made v3 the latest in NPM (it was in beta before). I migrated the Jena UI to Vue 3 following their docs, but then realized the library I used for Bootstrap & components (Bootstrap Vue) hasn't migrated to Vue 3. I've created an issue for this: https://github.com/apache/jena/issues/1251 Vue 3 is the official release since 7th February, 2022. Vue 2 is still maintained. The Vue 2.6 is not EOL'ed yet. Although there's no official date, I remember some older posts/youtube videos where the maintainers had promised some transition time for users to upgrade 2 → 3. The Vue.js Wikipedia page says 2.6 is supposed to be maintained until September 2023, but I don't think there is an actual hard date for the 2.x EOL. So it's probably a good idea to migrate this year (my goal is to have it done by June/July.) Given how fast libraries move in JS, I appreciate that the Vue devs took their time with the V3 in the works since ~2020/1 I think, with the first version out by August/September last year, but only making it official now after it had been well tested. It was a lot better than when AngularJS was re-written in their 1 → 2 upgrade, what forced a lot of devs & companies (including where I used to work) to hurry and update dependencies and re-write everything as there was no transition time - https://www.theguardian.com/info/developer-blog/2014/nov/10/on-the-ambitious-but-bumpy-road-to-angularjs-20 So +1 to font-awesome and any other dependency that can be updated. Vue needs to stay in the 2.x for now, and I think sass-loader and related .*sass.* libraries may cause the build to fail -if so, just undo the upgrade. Thanks! Bruno On Tue, 5 Apr 2022 at 20:06, Andy Seaborne <a...@apache.org> wrote: > Bruno, > > I ran ncu on jena-fuseki-ui: > > Many are simple incremental updates so I guess we ought to just do them. > > fontawesome-svg-core is a huge jump but v1 is so EOL it isn't even > mentioned on their front page. And 1.3.0 does not seem to exist asfar as > they are concerned. > > The other big one is vue itself. Too big for now but generally, how much > is vue3 different from vue2? The breaking changes log seems detailed > rather than scary. > > @fortawesome/fontawesome-svg-core ^1.3.0 → ^6.1.1 > @fortawesome/free-solid-svg-icons ^6.0.0 → ^6.1.1 > @triply/yasqe ^4.2.20 → ^4.2.23 > @triply/yasr ^4.2.21 → ^4.2.23 > axios ^0.26.0 → ^0.26.1 > vue ^2.6.14 → ^3.2.31 > vue-router ^3.5.3 → ^4.0.14 > @babel/register ^7.17.0 → ^7.17.7 > @vue/cli-plugin-babel ^5.0.1 → ^5.0.4 > @vue/cli-plugin-e2e-cypress ^5.0.1 → ^5.0.4 > @vue/cli-plugin-eslint ^5.0.1 → ^5.0.4 > @vue/cli-plugin-unit-mocha ~5.0.1 → ~5.0.4 > @vue/cli-service ^5.0.1 → ^5.0.4 > eslint ^7.22.0 → ^8.12.0 > eslint-plugin-vue ^8.4.0 → ^8.5.0 > sass ^1.49.8 → ^1.49.11 > sass-loader ^10.1.1 → ^12.6.0 > > Andy >
