App Name: C5 App Link on Amazon Appstore: App link
I’m migrating packages from @amzn to @amazon-devices. However, I am having issues with these three packages
Dependencies scoped to @amzn/ that may need to be specially handled: [‘@amzn/kepler-subscription-entitlement’, ‘@amzn/package-manager-lib’, ‘@amzn/amzn-package-analyzer’]
I’m wondering if @amzn/package-manager-lib and @amzn/amzn-package-analyzer are both now unused? If that’s the case I can just delete the depenendecy as I don’t see it being used anywhere.
However, I got a question for @amzn/kepler-subscription-entitlement/@amazon-devices/kepler-subscription-entitlement. On Vega Headless Tasks and Services | Design and Develop Vega Apps, it does say that `@amazon-devices/kepler-subscription-entitlement` is meant to exist .
However, I get
npm error 404 Not Found - GET https://registry.npmjs.org/@amazon-devices%2fkepler-subscription-entitlement - Not found
npm error 404
npm error 404 '@amazon-devices/kepler-subscription-entitlement@^1.1.0' is not in this registry.
npm error 404
npm error 404 Note that you can also install from a
npm error 404 tarball, folder, http url, or git url.
The app you are trying to migrate depends on @amazon-devices/kepler-subscription-entitlement.You can either remove the code that depends on that package or wait until v.23 release to migrate this app. That package will not be available externally (via npmjs) until v.23 release. The Vega Headless Tasks and Services | Design and Develop Vega Apps documentation appears to be incorrect, I will follow up with that team to get this corrected.
I’m wondering if @amzn/package-manager-lib and @amzn/amzn-package-analyzer are both now unused? If that’s the case I can just delete the depenendecy as I don’t see it being used anywhere.
I am not familiar with the C5 app and how it uses those dependencies, but they are not provided externally at the moment.