postinstall-prepare
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Yarn runs the `prepare` script after `yarn`, `yarn install` and `yarn add ` but not after `yarn remove `. If you add this package to your project, it will execute your project's `prepare` hook even after a `yarn remove `. This r
Run your app's prepare npm script during this package's postinstall script.
Yarn runs the prepare script after yarn, yarn install and yarn add <package> but not after yarn remove <package>. If you add this package to your project, it will execute your project's prepare hook even after a yarn remove <package>. This requires your prepare script to be idempotent, becase it will be run twice for yarn, yarn install, and yarn add <package>
2.0.0
Moving fast and breaking things. It turns out yarn doesn't run the prepare hook after removing a package, so we use patch-package to patch a local version of yarn. I'm not proud of this. Probably wouldn't have released this in the first place if I had known that yarn didn't have all the right hooks. Oh well. Now I have a reason to contribute to Yarn I guess.
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Yarn runs the `prepare` script after `yarn`, `yarn install` and `yarn add ` but not after `yarn remove `. If you add this package to your project, it will execute your project's `prepare` hook even after a `yarn remove `. This r
The npm package postinstall-prepare receives a total of 25,522 weekly downloads. As such, postinstall-prepare popularity was classified as popular.
We found that postinstall-prepare 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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