Deno•11mo ago

fix library version of a dependency

Putting this to

deno.json

deno.json

{
  "imports": {
    "gcp-metadata": "npm:gcp-metadata@6.1.0"
  }
}

{
  "imports": {
    "gcp-metadata": "npm:gcp-metadata@6.1.0"
  }
}

but having this in deno.lock:

    "google-auth-library@9.15.1": {
      "integrity": "sha512-Jb6Z0+nvECVz+2lzSMt9u98UsoakXxA2HGHMCxh+so3n90XgYWkq5dur19JAJV7ONiJY22yBTyJB1TSkvPq9Ng==",
      "dependencies": [
        "base64-js",
        "ecdsa-sig-formatter",
        "gaxios",
        "gcp-metadata",
        "gtoken",
        "jws"
      ]
    },
…
    "gcp-metadata@6.1.1": {
      "integrity": "sha512-a4tiq7E0/5fTjxPAaH4jpjkSv/uCaU2p5KC6HVGrvl0cDjA8iBZv4vv1gyzlmK0ZUKqwpOyQMKzZQe3lTit77A==",
      "dependencies": [
        "gaxios",
        "google-logging-utils",
        "json-bigint"
      ]
    },

    "google-auth-library@9.15.1": {
      "integrity": "sha512-Jb6Z0+nvECVz+2lzSMt9u98UsoakXxA2HGHMCxh+so3n90XgYWkq5dur19JAJV7ONiJY22yBTyJB1TSkvPq9Ng==",
      "dependencies": [
        "base64-js",
        "ecdsa-sig-formatter",
        "gaxios",
        "gcp-metadata",
        "gtoken",
        "jws"
      ]
    },
…
    "gcp-metadata@6.1.1": {
      "integrity": "sha512-a4tiq7E0/5fTjxPAaH4jpjkSv/uCaU2p5KC6HVGrvl0cDjA8iBZv4vv1gyzlmK0ZUKqwpOyQMKzZQe3lTit77A==",
      "dependencies": [
        "gaxios",
        "google-logging-utils",
        "json-bigint"
      ]
    },

Generated after deleting

deno.lock

deno.lock

, and doing

deno cache --allow-import -r main.ts

deno cache --allow-import -r main.ts

Please help finding a good tag, I found just Deno CLI for that.

marvinh.•2/11/25, 1:00 PM

I'm not able to reproduce that. For me only is installed. What I tried:

Run
```
deno init
```
```
deno init
```
Add to the
```
imports
```
```
imports
```
section in
```
deno.json
```
```
deno.json
```
Run
```
deno install
```
```
deno install
```
-> check lockfile

Ppihentagy Putting this to `deno.json` ```json { "imports": { "gcp-metadata": "npm:gc...

©TriMoon™•2/11/25, 2:21 PM

That version must be a dependancy of , that you are not able to override like that...

Depending on how that module imports , you might be able to override it maybe using a definition that targets the exact version they use in their import statements....

Maybe you need to use

vendor

vendor

©©TriMoon™That version must be a dependancy of `google-auth-library@9.15.1`, that you are ...

pihentagyOP•2/11/25, 2:48 PM

What is the import-map syntax then?

pihentagyOP•2/11/25, 2:50 PM

The offending dependency is here: https://github.com/googleapis/google-auth-library-nodejs/blob/main/package.json#L23

GitHub

google-auth-library-nodejs/package.json at main · googleapis/google...

Google Auth Library for Node.js. Contribute to googleapis/google-auth-library-nodejs development by creating an account on GitHub.

Seems like they use a file to define the version used.
I have no idea how to override that... (Still new to deno myself too)
Maybe try to use

vendor

vendor

and change that file for your own version?

AFAIK, the

vendor

vendor

option is like making the package a that creates local package dependancies in your workspace.

@pihentagy I just found this that you might want to take a look at, it might help you in this case: https://jspm.org/docs/integrations
Especially when combined with: https://jspm.org/docs/integrations#nodejs-loader

JSPM - Integrations

JSPM Integrations Documentation