Support command config in either "commands" or "command"#597
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Support command config in either "commands" or "command"#597hzoo merged 1 commit intolerna:masterfrom
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Noticed that the docs in the README say it's under "commands", but the code
was only looking in "command". This patch supports either/or.
Example:
```js
{
...
"commands": {
"bootstrap": {
"includeFilteredDependencies": true
}
}
}
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We can make the breaking change but ok +1 |
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Noticed that the docs in the README say it's under "commands", but the code
was only looking in "command". This patch supports either/or.
Example: