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I have already run npm link ../mason-compile and intend to use my local version of that project.
However, when I run npm install, npm downloads the online mason-compile's dependencies and installs those to node_modules. (The linked version was a dummy package with no dependencies, so nothing else should have been installed.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I believe that this is expected behavior. Running npm install will cause npm to try to install all dependencies as specified, and in this case you have specified the mason-compile module using the git shorthand.
I don't know, architecturally, how hard it would be to change this behaviour.
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I have a package.json looking like:
I have already run
npm link ../mason-compile
and intend to use my local version of that project.However, when I run
npm install
, npm downloads the onlinemason-compile
's dependencies and installs those tonode_modules
. (The linked version was a dummy package with no dependencies, so nothing else should have been installed.)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: