require lodash at least 3.0, when _.contains was aliased to _.includes. #58
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committed in lodash 82b9a0c949761ba65ff897f218b0fff5a0ad72cd and released in lodash 3.0
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I installed broken-link-checker in my hubot, which uses bhttp, which requires
"lodash": "^2.4.1". Since hubot-rss-reader requires"lodash": "*", this resolved to version 2.4.2 of lodash. Unfortunately_.includeswas not introduced until lodash 3.0.With version 2.4.2 installed, hubot-rss-reader spits out "[ERROR] TypeError: _.includes is not a function".
I changed the package.json to require
"lodash": ">=3". Now yarn is resolving this to4.17.4`, and I no longer get the type error.