Allow plugins to be stored as devDependencies too. #2558
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When using a custom server, I would like to store only the output of hexo's build process, and no extra dependencies, and the way I can do that is by storing the plugins in devDep and running npm install --production to get the server dependencies.
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When using a custom server, I would like to store only the output of hexo's build process, and no extra dependencies, and the way I can do that is by storing the plugins in devDep and running npm install --production to get the server dependencies.
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