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Currently, the Radashi CLI (radashi-helper) respects the radashi version set in package.json, but it isn't yet prepared to handle a specifier that isn't tied to the official repo. This means having "radashi": "npm:[email protected]" or other specifiers that aren't plain old semantic versions.
In practice, this means you can't have a project-specific Radashi based on a company-specific Radashi, which is finally based on the official Radashi. Another use case would be to have your company-specific Radashi based on some non-official variant of Radashi, which may or may not be based on the official Radashi.
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Currently, the Radashi CLI (
radashi-helper
) respects theradashi
version set inpackage.json
, but it isn't yet prepared to handle a specifier that isn't tied to the official repo. This means having"radashi": "npm:[email protected]"
or other specifiers that aren't plain old semantic versions.In practice, this means you can't have a project-specific Radashi based on a company-specific Radashi, which is finally based on the official Radashi. Another use case would be to have your company-specific Radashi based on some non-official variant of Radashi, which may or may not be based on the official Radashi.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: