Problem: Our dependencies are falling behind and it'd be nice to have
them up-to-date. The only big update it that Common-Good upgraded to the
latest version of Prettier.
Solution: Update them!
Problem: Targeting only the latest version of Node.js and the latest LTS
means that we have a sort of rolling backward-compatibility that's hard
to reason about. If we break compatibility, we should release those
changes as a major version, but the current strategy makes it difficult
to tell exactly when we're breaking compatibility.
Solution: Specify the exact Node.js versions that we want to support in
`package.json` and add the specific tests to `.travis.yml`. In the
future we can break compatibility if it's helpful but we'll have to do
so explicitly and release the change as a major version.
Problem: Travis builds PRs and branches, which means that local branches
get built twice (!).
Solution: Travis should only build `master`, and maybe tags.
Christian Bundy