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Add `npm` support
See original GitHub issueCurrently only yarn is supported (or tested at least). npm would be great to have as well.
If someone cares enough about it to make it happen 😃
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- Created 4 years ago
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- Comments:6 (1 by maintainers)
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A new version of the
yarn-or-npmpackage (v3.0.0) just shipped. It adds support for using a project’s client depending on the lockfile, and then falling back to the old behavior of checking if Yarn is installed or not.Solved in 1.0.2