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Use npm/yarn
See original GitHub issueIf a package.json is detected, readme-md-generator should ask to choose between yarn and npm. It would allow suggest install, usage and test command with correct package manager (instead of always using npm)
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Oh, I got it. I guess I need to
sqash and mergeinstead ofmerge. I will test it. Thank you 😃Oh, this is strange. Actually I don’t do anything special to get this format:
user1 authored and user2 commitedI just use thesquash and mergebutton from Github.