docs(contributing): remove npm dist tags requirement #6571
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jackfranklin
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Looks like you might have to run |
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Also blocked on #6574, once that is in we can rebase and CI should be happy. |
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The npm dist tags are not worth the hassle, and are arguably harmful to the Web. Developers should feel encouraged to always test the latest available Puppeteer & Chromium versions, as opposed to any specific version. Issue: #6482
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The npm dist tags are not worth the hassle, and are arguably harmful to the Web. Developers should feel encouraged to always test the latest available Puppeteer & Chromium versions, as opposed to any specific version.
Issue: #6482