Hello guys,
I'm using this to parse a podfile, when creating the relation between a dependency and it's parent the original version (as it was stated in the podfile) gets lost.
{
"foo@2.0.8" : [ ... ]
}
...
{
"nodeId": "baz",
"pkgId": "baz@2.0.1",
"deps": [{ "nodeId": "foo" }, { "nodeId": "bar" }],
},In the original podfile
- baz (2.0.1)
- foo (>= 2.0.0)
- bar (~> 1.0.0)
I'm interested not only on the actual resolved dependency but also in the original one. Is there any workaround or do I have to transverse the graph again myself to try to get it?
Hello guys,
I'm using this to parse a podfile, when creating the relation between a dependency and it's parent the original version (as it was stated in the podfile) gets lost.
{ "foo@2.0.8" : [ ... ] } ... { "nodeId": "baz", "pkgId": "baz@2.0.1", "deps": [{ "nodeId": "foo" }, { "nodeId": "bar" }], },In the original podfile
I'm interested not only on the actual resolved dependency but also in the original one. Is there any workaround or do I have to transverse the graph again myself to try to get it?