Add npm test #1368
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Adds the npm test script to package.json. The tests themselves do not need to be published to npm.
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Thanks! |
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Appreciate it! Just confirmed that lodash in github master is working with the citgm tool perfectly with this. |
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This isn't exactly what the npm package would be as that's on the npm branch. |
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Yep, I'm going to be teaching the test tool about git branches soon. For now, this get's me over the initial hump and at least allows the lodash tests to be run, even if it's not exactly what we get from npm. |
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Adds the npm test script to package.json.
The tests themselves do not need to be published to npm.
(This is all that's needed to get lodash working well with the http://github.com/nodejs/citgm tool)