fix: bump npm infrastructure dependencies and make sure changing serve.js content is applied by simschla · Pull Request #2542 · diffplug/spotless

added 5 commits

July 3, 2025 20:22
this was a hidden update issue: if we change the serve-script content
between two releases but the user keeps the package.json the same, the
md5 hash used for the node-modules-dir stayed the same, resulting in us
not using the latest version of the serve script but keep using the old
one. That was especially harmful in the case where we changed the api of
the serve-script to accept a uuid to allow multiple instances. The old
script just ignored that resulting in a server-process that was never
found due to wrong port-file-names written/waited for.

@simschla

@simschla

simschla added a commit to simschla/spotless that referenced this pull request

Dec 9, 2025
…rs on same node_modules

Before this change: if two (or more) node-based servers have been
started on the same node_modules dir, the could override each others
temporary port files, resulting in some of the servers not correctly
launching.
With this change: each server process makes sure to write distinct
temporary and final files for transporting selected port number to the
launching java process.
This is a fixup for diffplug#2462.

Refs: diffplug#2462, diffplug#2542

simschla added a commit to simschla/spotless that referenced this pull request

Dec 9, 2025