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This is more a personal todo:
For Sane Stack I need a simple option to not actually run the npm-install and immediately return, an options to have a 'dry-run', which just saves the packages to the package.json without actually installing them, as well as prefixing something to the npm install command so it can be run in docker containers. That would be docker-compose run server for example.
Have the functionality for this locally in my code right now - will move that to enpeem with time :)
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This is more a personal todo:
For Sane Stack I need a simple option to not actually run the npm-install and immediately return, an options to have a 'dry-run', which just saves the packages to the
package.json
without actually installing them, as well as prefixing something to thenpm install
command so it can be run in docker containers. That would bedocker-compose run server
for example.Have the functionality for this locally in my code right now - will move that to enpeem with time :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: