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Sometimes it is useful to be able to import / read the package.json of a distributed package, e.g. when using webpack plugins such as generate-package-json-webpack-plugin. It seems to be common practice to do so (as observed subjectively, of course, for many other packages).
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Sometimes it is useful to be able to import / read the
package.json
of a distributed package, e.g. when using webpack plugins such asgenerate-package-json-webpack-plugin
. It seems to be common practice to do so (as observed subjectively, of course, for many other packages).Thus, I would propose to change:
https://github.com/panva/node-openid-client/blob/a166748a71ae9ced681adf3afb5f3d2a469bf137/package.json#L32-L35
to:
(or something similar ... I actually have no idea how that stuff works and neither do I know all the consequences)
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