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Detects and saves local changes to dependencies that are protected by .gitignore.
You've worked 8,000 million-bazillion hours on 4 cups of coffee a minute trying to fix some stupid bug. It's 2am. If it's not fixed by morning Australia will cease to be a country.
You've found it. It's in a dependency of a dependency of a dependency. You've gone one too many layers deep. Making a mirror is gonna take too much time so you just edit the code directly.
You can't commit node_modules. Your code's gonna be deleted.
Poof. Gone. Never to be seen again.

But wait.
Hold up.
There's a stupid solution. An amazing, Australia-saving, stupid solution:
$ quickfix push
Quickfix will save your changes to a __quickfix__ folder, and then later you can run quickfix to update your node_modules with your 2am decisions once again.
Boom. Work saved.
$ yarn add --dev quickfix
Add npm-scripts and add quickfix as a postinstall hook in your package.json:
{
"scripts": {
"quickfix": "quickfix",
"quickfix:push": "quickfix push",
"postinstall": "quickfix"
}
}
After making changes in node_modules run the command:
$ yarn quickfix:push
To update changes after installing a workspace using quickfix run:
$ yarn quickfix
$ yarn global add quickfix
Add quickfix as a postinstall hook in your package.json:
{
"postinstall": "quickfix"
}
After making changes in node_modules run the command:
$ quickfix push
To update changes after installing a workspace using quickfix run:
$ quickfix
FAQs
Detects and saves local changes to dependencies that are protected by .gitignore.
We found that quickfix 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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