fix: use head of prom-client
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targos
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Co-authored-by: Michaël Zasso <[email protected]>
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npm testpasseshere
From looking at the results of runs 3220-3228,
prom-clientonly fails on Windows. I'd like to first try and see if usingheadworks (as we've upgraded the version of Jest used there).If this doesn't work, I guess we can skip Windows platform instead.