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Update version information in lock files before the main `version` lifecycle script is run. See https://npm.community/t/5135
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@larsgw sorry for the delay here. We now do this in npm |
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Update version information in lock files before the main
versionlifecycle script is run.
See https://npm.community/t/5135
Should probably include tests but that seems to require refactoring that particular test setup
and I don't feel like doing that right nowand I though, let's discuss the changes first.Also, I couldn't run the existing tests because they failed when run as a bunch but passed while run individually. Then they edited this very commit (?!), so I'm just going to let Travis-CI handle this.