Add files allow-list in package.json #112
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The current released version of the package contains a "test" directory with a total size of 146.9MiB. It contains a bunch of unrelated NPM packages in a node_modules directory, for instance angular. I suspect this directory is local to the maintainer's machine and not meant to be included in NPM releases. To prevent this from happening, add a "files" allow-list to only include what's needed for the package to run in the output of "npm pack".
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Ah, apologies, this seems to be a duplicate of #106! |
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The current released version of the package contains a "test" directory with a total size of 146.9MiB. It contains a bunch of unrelated NPM packages in a node_modules directory, for instance angular.
I suspect this directory is local to the maintainer's machine and not meant to be included in NPM releases. To prevent this from happening, add a "files" allow-list to only include what's needed for the package to run in the output of "npm pack".