[rebber] Missing dependencies in package.json
See original GitHub issueJust tried to give rebber a try. Looks like it is missing two dependencies in the package.json
file:
clone
trim-lines
After manually installing them I was able to get it to run. Used version was 5.0.0
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Awesome, I’ll raise a PR for just one package for now and we can go from there. Thanks!
Please do; adding them to only some packages in the repo doesn’t really make sense IMO, but I’m interested in seeing how typing declarations work. Do you think adding them to DefinitelyTyped would make sense, instead of adding them to this repository?