Add package information in vendored package file #227
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Now that the packages are downloaded by default, apart from the output of the `pin` command we lose the track of the version and from where the package was downloaded. To track the version the solution was use a comment in bin/importmap next to the package version but nothing for the package origin so the proposal is add a comment in the first line of the downloaded package displaying the package name, version and from where it was downloaded.
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Clever! I like it. |
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Now that the packages are downloaded by default, apart from the output of the
pincommand we lose the track of the version and from where the package was downloaded. To track the version the solution was use a comment in bin/importmap next to the package version but nothing for the package origin so the proposal is add a comment in the first line of the downloaded package displaying the package name, version and from where it was downloaded.