Switch json-stable-stringify to fast-json-stable-stringify.
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I've switched this to the same library used by the main repository for consistency and licensing purposes. The local depdendency by the operation registry will actually go away in a future update now that it's supported by the core server implementation.
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I've switched this to the same library used by the main repository for consistency and licensing purposes. The local depdendency by the operation registry will actually go away in a future update now that it's supported by the core server implementation.
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As of #2065, we no longer use `json-stable-stringify`, which pulled in `jsonify` — a dependency which is licensed under a public-domain license which is not agreeable with some organizations. The `fast-json-stable-stringify` license does not rely on `jsonify`. This swaps the package being licensed, but the license itself is the same (MIT).
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As of #2065, we no longer use `json-stable-stringify`, which pulled in `jsonify` — a dependency which is licensed under a public-domain license which is not agreeable with some organizations. The `fast-json-stable-stringify` license does not rely on `jsonify`. This swaps the package being licensed, but the license itself is the same (MIT).
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I've switched this to the same library used by the main repository for consistency and licensing purposes. The local depdendency by the operation registry will actually go away in a future update now that it's supported by the core server implementation.
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As of #2065, we no longer use `json-stable-stringify`, which pulled in `jsonify` — a dependency which is licensed under a public-domain license which is not agreeable with some organizations. The `fast-json-stable-stringify` license does not rely on `jsonify`. This swaps the package being licensed, but the license itself is the same (MIT).
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So,
json-stable-stringifypulls injsonify, which causes legal trouble for some companies because it's licensed under Public Domain. This swaps it with a version that doesn't.fast-json-stable-stringifyis actually already in the dependency tree, sinceapollo-utilitiesuses it.