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Which makes sense, it's been years since docma itself got an update, but these are dangerous issues, where some of the dependencies have been disavowed by the original authors so... can those be replaced by still maintained dependencies? Or, can this tool itself be marked as deprecated? (run npm deprecate as owner and NPM takes care of the rest)
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Running
npm i docma
yields:Which makes sense, it's been years since docma itself got an update, but these are dangerous issues, where some of the dependencies have been disavowed by the original authors so... can those be replaced by still maintained dependencies? Or, can this tool itself be marked as deprecated? (run
npm deprecate
as owner and NPM takes care of the rest)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: