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Our internal company oclif plugins reside on a custom NPM repository. We commonly source this using an .npmrc file in the root of our projects. For OSX, we are using a shell script to install the tar created by the pack command and then appending to the user .npmrc. For Windows, as the exe is generated by the installer, we don't have an opportunity to do this. Are there any hooks in the pack command we should be using to add a custom section to the install script? If not, perhaps we could submit a pull to source a custom build section section from the source files during the pack process.. What do you folks think?
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+1 - I've been trying to customize the packaging process myself this week too, and having some hooks into how that works would really help. I'd love a hook that let me run code in the built but not yet packaged build directory, just before buildBaseTarball.
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Our internal company oclif plugins reside on a custom NPM repository. We commonly source this using an
.npmrc
file in the root of our projects. For OSX, we are using a shell script to install the tar created by thepack
command and then appending to the user.npmrc
. For Windows, as theexe
is generated by the installer, we don't have an opportunity to do this. Are there any hooks in thepack
command we should be using to add a custom section to the install script? If not, perhaps we could submit a pull to source a custom build section section from the source files during the pack process.. What do you folks think?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: