Publish pre-release versions to npm with next tag
See original GitHub issueLast time when I tried to install ng-packagr
with npm
it installed the release candidate
version but It should install the latest final version not alpha, beta or rc
version.
So, unreleased version can be published using beta tag
. 😄
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Written a wonderful regex which seems to match 😄
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