npm upgrade
Hometmp-promise 1 → 2
1.1.0 → 2.1.1. What the package's exports lost, renamed or changed between the two releases, from lurq's extraction of both published tarballs.
tmp-promise 2.1.1 changes how many arguments some functions take.
- Removed
- 0
- Renamed
- 0
- Signature changes
- 4
- Types removed
- 0
- Newly deprecated
- 0
- Added
- 0
Does this break your code?
Run this in your project. It compares both releases against the names your code actually imports, locally, with no account and nothing sent to lurq:
npx lurqrun check-upgrade --upgrade tmp-promise@1.1.0..2.1.1
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npx lurqrun
Signature changes
Still exported, but the number of arguments it reads changed.
- dir0 → 1 arguments
- file0 → 1 arguments
- withDir1 → 2 arguments
- withFile1 → 2 arguments
An export diff shows what a release removed or re-signatured, not behaviour changes: read the changelog for those. Extracted Oct 7, 2026. tmp-promise on lurq.