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Install packages from package.json
See original GitHub issueIt would be great if the editor automatically detected the file or at least had a way to manually read a package.json file and install the dependencies that way.
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- Created 6 years ago
- Reactions:8
- Comments:5 (3 by maintainers)
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@EricSimons I was wondering if it is possible to update all the deps clicking on whatever.
At the moment the dep is updated if the dep name is inserted in the input field “enter package name” (as removing it and adding it again).
If there are a few deps that is not a convenient way to make a bulk update.
Do you think this issue is the right one to track this request (because it may be related to package.json) or do you prefer a new one?
This has been live on prod for a while- closing! 👍