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I know NPM7.X will auto-install peerDependdencies, but for NPM7.X early version users, they have to install those by themselves, which is not convenient, and I use Pnpm has the same issue, what's the good of using peerDependencies?
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Because there is no executable code in shared configs (it's essentially just exporting a plain object), so it wouldn't make sense to package a bunch of dependencies with it. Users are expected to have ESLint and the other plugins installed in the consuming project, which is exactly what the peerDependencies field is for.
I know NPM7.X will auto-install peerDependdencies, but for NPM7.X early version users, they have to install those by themselves, which is not convenient, and I use Pnpm has the same issue, what's the good of using peerDependencies?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: