The `fs-monkey`, `memfs` and `spdx-license-ids` packages all now have valid license
fields and allowed licenses. All three have been removed from the exceptions
list.
Several SPDX license aliases have been removed as they are no longer used
by any dependencies within the project. The aliases only existed due to
previous non-standard SPDX identifiers present in used packages.
Additionally, the license validator automatically handles SPDX combination
syntax and combinations do not need to be listed explicitly.
This dependency is only used to valid that node packages are resolved correctly.
With this change we mock the structure of font-awesome to avoid having to install it.
All TypeScript files have been updated to pass the new eslint-based linting checks. eslint compatible disabling comments have also been added in place of the previous tslint comments.
The `tslint-sonarts` package is both deprecated and unmaintained. The rules provided by the package are now removed from the `tslint` configuration for the project.
`Python-2.0` is in the same category as `MIT`, hence it's a valid license that we can allow.
This is needed for `verdaccio` version 5 which uses `argparse` which is licenced as `Python-2.0`.
* build: yarn upgrade lock update
* build: change sauce connect proxy name to avoid npm package shadowing
`sauce-connect` is an old npm package. Using the name for the saucelabs proxy tool causes false security vulnerability warnings.
* build: update license exceptions
mainly removal of now unneeded exceptions
This commit updates the BUILD files to specify fine-grained node_module deps
by replacing "@typings" comments with actual @npm node module.
Moved tools/bazel.rc -> .bazelrc
Removed "jasmine" typings from base tsconfig.json
Added @bazel/karma to devDependencies, needed for `ts_web_test`
This should clean up the code a bit.
Note: at first I added the no-useless-cast rule, but after getting frustrated
with it (as it has many false positive), I decided to remove the rule but some
useless casts were removed so I let those in the PR.
