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Report major breaking change type in JSON report and support pub refs without version #189
Report major breaking change type in JSON report and support pub refs without version #189
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I saw that we are repeating ourselves with this comment of 'just some random package ...'. What do you think about adding this comment at the top of the test file instead of repeating it for every test? I know that it will (probably) be harder to understand where the package came from but I don't think that repeating it for all the tests is much better too :/
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same for the other ones below if you agree with it
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I would create a method to return the breaking changes property and another one to get the 'children' of it. Otherwise, if we need to change the name of any of it, we would need to adapt a lot of tests