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chore: rename metrics packages to prevent lerna linking #2629

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@dyladan dyladan commented Nov 17, 2021

This solves the issue where the WIP metrics API and SDK cause problems with existing packages by giving them a version number that does not match the dependencies of the existing packages. This means the released 0.27.0 versions will be used when bootstrapping those packages.

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Merging #2629 (3c5cb0c) into main (a58f510) will not change coverage.
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@dyladan dyladan changed the title chore: use 0.1.0 for metrics packages to prevent lerna linking chore: rename metrics packages to prevent lerna linking Nov 19, 2021
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dyladan commented Nov 19, 2021

@vmarchaud @legendecas i ended up having to change the name instead of the version to get lerna to be happy and the tests to pass. Also had to temporarily move the metrics API to "real" dependencies for the same reason. Apparently the lerna cross-linking in node 16 for peer dependencies works slightly differently.

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