Put best practice in place to use "save exact" for npm packages. #3
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Put best practice in place to use "save exact" for npm packages.
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Thanks Nick. Great call! |
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@coryhouse Awesome starter kit and documentation. |
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@DannyDelott please see issue #4 for links explaining this. |
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@coryhouse, here's a suggestion to put the best practice in place to use save-exact=true for npm packages.