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config option (supports opting out of--ignore-lockfile
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Do we intend to mandate the buildManagerOptions in the future? If so, we can add a deprecation here that encourages to use the manager options for these defaults.
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No, I believe that it will always be a "power user" option. I would expect that most users would use whatever our default command line options are, and you'd only specify
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I agree; it is backward compatible and users do not need to use it if there isn't a need.