How to use the gtr function from semver
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if (dep && !semver.satisfies(dep.version, peerVersionRange)) { track.count('peer_dep_version_mismatch', { compile_package: packageName, }); const peerIsBehind = semver.gtr(dep.version, peerVersionRange); const errorMessage = chalk`{bold ${packageName}} expected to find {bold ${peerName}} {yellow ${peerVersionRange}} but found {yellow ${dep.version}}.`; const peerBehindMessage = chalk`The best way to fix this is for {bold ${packageName}} to update its peer dependency on {bold ${peerName}}.`;
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const range = depRange || (devDependencies && devDependencies[name]); if (!range) { return {}; } const satisfied = semver.satisfies(versionToCheck, range); const gtr = semver.gtr(versionToCheck, range); const ltr = semver.ltr(versionToCheck, range); return { dependencyType, range,
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this.thumbnail = thumb; } } const range = this.manifest.engines && this.manifest.engines.arangodb; this.legacy = range ? semver.gtr('3.0.0', range) : false; if (this.legacy) { console.debugLines(dd` Service "${this.mount}" is running in legacy compatibility mode. Requested version "${range}" is lower than "3.0.0".
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case 'linux': // tc.extractTar doesn't support stripping components, so we have to call tar manually yield exec.exec('tar', ['xf', juliaDownloadPath, '--strip-components=1', '-C', tempInstallDir]); return tempInstallDir; case 'win32': if (version.endsWith('nightly') || semver.gtr(version, '1.3', { includePrerelease: true })) { // The installer changed in 1.4: https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/blob/ef0c9108b12f3ae177c51037934351ffa703b0b5/NEWS.md#build-system-changes yield exec.exec('powershell', ['-Command', `Start-Process -FilePath ${juliaDownloadPath} -ArgumentList "/SILENT /dir=${path.join(process.cwd(), tempInstallDir)}" -NoNewWindow -Wait`]); } else {
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// "Untested" is usually the case where we have not upgraded the React version requirements // before a release, but given that is usually works in a backwards-compatible way, we want // to indicate that it's _untested_, not necessarily _unsupported_ // Ex: Installed is react@17.0.0, but we've only _tested_ with react@^16 const isUntested = !semver.satisfies(installed, supported) && semver.gtr(installed, supported) // "Unsupported" in that the installed version is _lower than_ the minimum version // Ex: Installed is react@15.0.0, but we require react@^16 const isUnsupported = !semver.satisfies(installed, supported) && !isUntested
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semver.gte is the most popular function in semver (528 examples)