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detect repository in package.json
See original GitHub issueIn the current implementation, repo is a required option. We could attempt to look for it in a package.json file, and parse it using github-url-to-object or similar. I would be in favor of looking for the package.json in the process.cwd() or similar, and failing fast if it’s not there, rather than trying to move up the directory tree in search of another package.json file.
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My explanation was a rather complicated way of saying that when the app gets packaged,
appbecomes the root 😆🎉 This issue has been resolved in version 1.1.1 🎉
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