Versions past this make use of Object.entries
which is not supported in IE11 (so causes an
error). This is meant to be taken care of by
polyfills but our frontend build pipeline isn't
set up to polyfill NPM modules at the moment.
This moves the version bump to the latest that
will still work with our current pipeline.
Version 3.1.3 of govuk-elements-sass makes
everything with the `heading-small` class
`display: block`.
https://github.com/alphagov/govuk_elements/pull/552
We use that class in many places just to make the
text bold with the assumption that it the styles
it applies will not prevent our text rendering
inline. This change breaks that assumption.
We do need to swap these classes out for utility
classes that just apply the bold styles but it can
be done at a later date and we aren't missing out
on much by reverting this library.
At the moment you have to wait for whoever you’ve invited to accept the
invitation before you can go live. Since this check is mainly for the
benefit of the service, not us, we should trust that people’s intentions
are good when they invite someone.
So this commit also checks the invited users when counting how many team
members a service has.
We shouldn’t be making services live without an agreement in place. In
order to have an agreement in place we need to know what organisation
operates the service.
If a service comes along but belongs to an organisation we don’t know
about then we should create that organisation. This commits removes the
link, which should force this to happen.
The gulp-base64 package has 11 dependencies with
vulnerabilities listed against them as of this
time. It also doesn't seem to be maintained any
more. The last commit was in 2015 and there are
issues and pull requests up to bump the
dependencies.
This replaces it with gulp-base64-inline.
gulp-base64-inline takes a single path, which it
prepends to any image paths it finds. Our image
paths are actually URLs, not filesystem paths so
we need to send it a relative path to repoint the
URL.
This commit includes changes that remove a few
`@import`s from one of our sass partials.
They aren't needed as those files are imported
further up the stack and `_typography.scss` has an
import in it that overwrites the new
`_url-helpers.scss` we added here.
Means that only the following packages will now be
out of date:
1. govuk_template_jinja
2. jquery
Reasons:
GOVUK Template Jinja
This bumps it to 0.24.1, after which the only
changes are to add analytics tracking to the
GOV.UK logo and cookie banner.
We don't need to track either of these and they
were added for GOVUK analytics work.
jQuery
jQuery stops supporting IE<9 after version
1.12. This is pretty much our support now but if
we move to IE>8 we shouldn't do it by bumping the
version. This would just increase the amount of
broken JS we ship to IE8.
Also: both are deprecated and we will move off
them in the near future.
