npm-merge-driver-install
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A package to install npm-merge-driver locally and automatically.
A package to automatically merge package-lock.json conflicts. Heavily based on npm-merge-driver with automated setup at package install time and a single small dependency for ci checking.
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To install run
npm i --save-dev npm-merge-driver-install
It will install when the package is installed if:
NPM_MERGE_DRIVER_IGNORE_CI option is used..git directory.NPM_MERGE_DRIVER_SKIP_INSTALL option is not in use.It can also be installed by running the provided binary (npm-merge-driver-install) although the rules above about when it will install still apply.
Options are passed through as command line environment variables
If this variable is present in the environment when npm-merge-driver-install is installed, then npm-merge-driver will not be installed.
If this variable is present in the environment when npm-merge-driver-install is installed on a CI it will be possible for npm-merge-driver to be installed in a CI.
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A package to install npm-merge-driver locally and automatically.
The npm package npm-merge-driver-install receives a total of 6,112 weekly downloads. As such, npm-merge-driver-install popularity was classified as popular.
We found that npm-merge-driver-install demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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