Draft: Switch NPM KSS package to to fork #10
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…rrors, when cloning Github repos without valid host key verification, so this is an easier solution for this issue.
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to avoid issues with host key verification in CI pipelines when executing npm install
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Due to problems installing kss-scheibo in my Gitlab CI, I forked kss-node and published it on npmjs.com.
This should allow the Gitlab CI to run again.
When the latest version of kss-node is released, we can delete the fork and install the original KSS again.