This reverts commit 5a5f544a48.
Rationale: base64-js update in 5a5f544 causes extra
base64-js version to be installed under plist
(node_modules/plist/node_modules/base64-js),
which would need to be committed to satisfy the needs
of the deprecated Node.js 4 version.
The extra base64-js version in
node_modules/plist/node_modules/base64-js
was missed at the time 5a5f544 was committed.
The base64-js update in 5a5f544 is now deemed as
not wanted due to the extra base64-js version that
would need to be committed.
The other dependencies updates in 5a5f544
may be nice to have but not considered necessary
for the patch release.
Reverting now to unblock the upcoming 7.1.4 patch release.
Note that neither 5a5f544 nor this revert will
show up in the master branch.
NOTE: The version was manually updated in the following files:
* RELEASENOTES.md
* VERSION
* bin/templates/cordova/version
* bin/templates/project/assets/www/cordova.js
* framework/build.gradle
* framework/src/org/apache/cordova/CordovaWebView.java
* package.json
with help from git & bash tricks based on changes in the following
commits for 7.1.2 & 7.1.3-dev versions:
- 725e75fa0d
- f86519b158
FUTURE TBD: it is desired that we can set the version in
one place as discussed in: apache/cordova#50
The `android-versions@1.3.0` version now has support for Android SDK level
27 thanks to 230957205e.
As the `android-versions` npm is a "bundled dependency" this will only
take effect when a new version of `cordova-android` is published, since
bundled dependencies are packed within the npm at publish time, not
automatically fetched as dependencies at publish time (which would have
normally been covered for new installations of cordova-android@7.0.0
thanks to semver caret notation).
- rename npm tasks to reflect what they do (npm run unit-tests, npm run e2e-tests). main `npm test` runs linter, unit tests and e2e tests now.
- locked jasmine down to ~2.6.0.
- consolidate gitignores.
- updated travis to run `npm test`. add android sdk installation to appveyor ci run.align android dpendencies across travis and appveyor. have appveyor install gradle. force gradle to version 3.4.1 in appveyor, as that seems to be the only version choco has. explicitly invoke sdkmanager to move license accepting process along.
