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As a customer, when updating Logger, Metrics, or any of the other utilities I should be able to continue using them without having to worry about keeping consistency with the underlying commons package.
This is needed because we update our packages in lockstep, so if there's a change in the commons package new versions of the other packages (i.e. logger) will rely on the same version of the commons one.
Current Behavior
Currently the version range specified for the commons package uses the ^ symbol, which means updates to one of the utilities might not update the commons package depending on the update strategy.
Expected Behavior
As a customer, when updating Logger, Metrics, or any of the other utilities I should be able to continue using them without having to worry about keeping consistency with the underlying
commons
package.This is needed because we update our packages in lockstep, so if there's a change in the
commons
package new versions of the other packages (i.e.logger
) will rely on the same version of thecommons
one.Current Behavior
Currently the version range specified for the
commons
package uses the^
symbol, which means updates to one of the utilities might not update thecommons
package depending on the update strategy.Code snippet
N/A
Steps to Reproduce
This was originally reported here.
Possible Solution
No response
Powertools for AWS Lambda (TypeScript) version
latest
AWS Lambda function runtime
22.x
Packaging format used
npm
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