Update sharp version #227
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The current sharp peer dependency is out of date. If you're trying to deploy a function that would use sharp, the deploy errors because there's a version mismatch. This is because SEMVER < 1 counts minor releases (0.xx) as potentially breaking, so `0.32` won't resolve with `0.33.x` installed
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Opened a PR on Firebase Tools to also update sharp version there: |
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Co-authored-by: Leonardo Ortiz <[email protected]>
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The current sharp peer dependency is out of date. If you're trying to deploy a function that would use sharp, the deploy errors because there's a version mismatch. This is because SEMVER < 1 counts minor releases (0.xx) as potentially breaking, so
0.32won't resolve with0.33.xinstalled