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Build: Add "browser" keyword for npm

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dmethvin committed Apr 23, 2014
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@@ -16,6 +16,7 @@
"keywords": [
"jquery",
"javascript",
"browser",

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Spacing problem?

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I think we should use tabs everywhere, right now we use tabs only in .jshintrc, but .jscsrc and package.json use spaces

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Yeah, this file is using spaces rather than tabs. I suspect it's because the release process writes it. Kind of annoying since we use tabs everywhere else. However, it will be rewritten on the next release I guess.

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npm is invasive here, if you do npm install package --save-dev it rewrites the whole file using 2-space indents. That's why most people keep this formatting, otherwise you have to rewrite the file after every such operation which is tedious.

I wish npm respected a surrounding formatting here. Maybe they'd accept a PR for that. ;)

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npm install package --save-dev

Yeah, i know, but i presume inconsistency is worse

However, it will be rewritten on the next release I guess

Great

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npm install package --save-dev

Yeah, i know, but i presume inconsistency is worse

I'm not sure, unless you have a handy editor being able to quickly reformat this mess, using tabs in this file effectively force you out of using these handy npm methods.

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I suspect it's because the release process writes it.

jquery-release respects the existing indentation.

I'm not sure, unless you have a handy editor being able to quickly reformat this mess, using tabs in this file effectively force you out of using these handy npm methods.

Indeed. Give in and use spaces for package.json. Resistance is futile.
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"bugs": {

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