In the next version of Bun `bun.lock` is the new lockfile in `bun install` - ThreadSky

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bun.sh • 198 days ago

In the next version of Bun

`bun.lock` is the new lockfile in `bun install`

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tofoobar.bsky.social•198 days ago

when upgrading to v1.2 with a binary lockfile, will it automatically be transformed or do we have to reinstall or something?

karsli.net•198 days ago

Can we keep using lockb after that version? (if we remove the old lockb file)

bun.sh•194 days ago

yeah

pwndr.bsky.social•198 days ago

Is your cat aliased to bat?

nirisen.no•198 days ago

Most likely just using bat:
https://github.com/sharkdp/bat

bun.sh•198 days ago

Unlike bun.lockb, this lockfile is human readable, which is important when working in teams

The lockfile format is jsonc, like tsconfig.json. Trailing commas and comments are allowed.

nmn.bsky.social•185 days ago

Sad to see you support JSONC instead of the obviously superior JSON5
:(

bun.sh•198 days ago

Merge conflicts are inevitable, and that's why we put each package and it's dependencies on a single line.

Fewer lines means easier merge conflicts.

bun.sh•198 days ago

Bun will continue to support the binary `bun.lockb` for awhile.

`bun.lock` will be the default for `bun install` after Bun v1.2.

To try the new text-based lockfile before then, use the `--save-text-lockfile` flag and upgrade to --canary.

bhuynh.dev•198 days ago

Very cool. I thought the reason for Bun using binary lock file initially was for performance reasons. Did the team make a break though in dealing with text file vs binary?

florag.bsky.social•198 days ago

Finally! 🙌

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