No error reported on subsequent runs when dependency version is specified as "@latest"

[riisi]

E.g. pb [email protected]
->
xxhashjs:0.2.1Error: Unable to find version latest in cuint

In this case, package.json for xxhashjs has:

"dependencies": { "cuint": "latest" }

xxhashjs has since been updated to explicitly state the version.

However, running a second time, no errors are reported.
$ pb [email protected] [1/3] Resolving dependencies: success: Found 0 packages (0s) info: No new packages required. Try running with the --no-cacheoption. success: completed in 0.031s

[alexbrazier]

I would be happy to accept a PR for a fix, otherwise I can try to look into it in the next couple of weeks. The only issue is that sometimes this error happens because the version no longer exists, and when you are trying to download all versions, you don't want it to completely fail because 1 dependency version wasn't available.

[riisi]

It's not an issue for me currently as the dependency causing an issue has since been fixed. I guess it would be good if it retried any failed versions on each subsequent run, or at least update docs to explain the behaviour. But otherwise, it's working well, thanks!

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