Create new cucumber package depending on @cucumber/cucumber
See original GitHub issueThis is to make sure people who rely on dependabot, renovate and the like get notifications about the new version.
It should have a post-install message encouraging people to change to @cucumber/cucumber
We should release this for every 7 RC, as well as the first final 7.
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Done! https://www.npmjs.com/package/cucumber/v/7.0.0-rc.0
Let’s release another one when we make 7.0.0 final (as well as any RC releases in-between). The release process is the same as for cucumber-js.
I’ve deprecated it too: