chore: update package-manager check #38
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Preinstall script can execute in the context of consuming package. New script checks to see if current package is being locally developed (package.json’s name matches ‘react-streaming’) before enforcing the package manager
This reverts commit d01fa18.
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Neat idea although, unfortunately, it doesn't work on my setup (it complains that I should use pnpm although I do use pnpm). I reverted your commit and simply removed the check instead. I went ahead and merged; I hope it's ok with you. Thank you for the PR! |
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Preinstall script can execute in the context of consuming package.
New script checks to see if current package is being locally developed (package.json’s name matches ‘react-streaming’) before enforcing the package manager.