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Open RFC Meeting - Wednesday, April 14, 2021, 2:00 PM EST #367
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I forgot there's never time left at the end of the meeting 🤣
I was hoping to discuss npm-audit-resolver. I've gotten around to adapting it to npm7 and the audit output of npm7 is missing one piece of information I'd need for that.
Was hoping someone could help me out with how to get it without reimplementing significant chunks of npm itself.
Could we put that on the agenda for the next week? With npm7 rolling out everywhere I'm starting to get requests for support and I'll need a rewrite...
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darcyclarke commentedon Apr 14, 2021
naugtur commentedon Apr 14, 2021
I forgot there's never time left at the end of the meeting 🤣
I was hoping to discuss npm-audit-resolver. I've gotten around to adapting it to npm7 and the audit output of npm7 is missing one piece of information I'd need for that.
Was hoping someone could help me out with how to get it without reimplementing significant chunks of npm itself.
Could we put that on the agenda for the next week? With npm7 rolling out everywhere I'm starting to get requests for support and I'll need a rewrite...