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Add NodeJS and Python providers #218
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if !a.analyzeKnownLibraries { | ||
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// python and node providers do not yet support dep analysis | ||
if !a.analyzeKnownLibraries && (providers[0] != pythonProvider && providers[0] != nodeJSProvider) { |
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We eventually need to not hard code this but be able to tell from the provider caps IMO
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there is nothing to do right now, but something to consider in the future that I didn't want to lose track off
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I am wondering if this can be used for the .m2 cache for the Java providers as well. |
Overall it looks good, the only big concern is that the python/nodejs servers also still need to have the ability to pull the deps down while initing but that should be solved in those providers. I wonder if we call it dependency-cache-folder or something similar, the idea being that the underlying thing may add to this? |
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LGTM besides minor naming concern
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nice work! small requests
Signed-off-by: Emily McMullan <[email protected]>
Closes #202