fix: latest version maybe not exists #814
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This pull request addresses a potential error that occurs when the latestVersion is missing from a package manifest's dist-tags. It adds a check for this condition and logs a warning message, preventing the application from crashing and providing better debugging information. The code also uses optional chaining to safely access the manifest versions.
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- Error Handling: Added a check for when
latestVersionis missing in the manifest'sdist-tags. A warning log is added to help debug the issue. - Manifest Access: The code now safely accesses
manifest.versionsusing optional chaining (?.) to avoid errors whenlatestVersionis not found.
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The pull request fixes a potential TypeError in PackageSearchService.syncPackage when latestVersion is missing. A check for latestVersion was added, and a warning is logged when it's missing. I suggested returning early from the function to prevent subsequent errors.
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Pull Request Overview
This PR fixes an error scenario where the package's latest version information might be missing from the manifest, preventing a runtime error during event processing.
- Adds a guard condition to check for the existence of a latest version in the manifest and logs a warning when absent.
- Uses optional chaining when accessing the package version from manifest.versions.
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[skip ci] ## [4.7.3](v4.7.2...v4.7.3) (2025-06-26) ### Bug Fixes * latest version maybe not exists ([#814](#814)) ([bed4778](bed4778))
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