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Add bugs url to package.json #1367
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Maintainers get a lot of emails about errors from users whom we inevitably have to direct to the issue tracker. I suspect this is because, when an error happens, users are encouraged to run either `npm bugs` or `npm owner ls`. `npm bugs` would fail without a bugs url, so they'll move onto `npm owner ls` and subsequently email us. By adding the `bugs` url to the package.json, _hopefully_ this will mitigate some of the emails the maintainers receive.
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I'll try anything at this point. Thanks @keithamus |
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Maintainers get a lot of emails about errors from users whom we inevitably have to direct to the issue tracker.
I suspect this is because, when an error happens, users are encouraged to run either
npm bugsornpm owner ls.npm bugswould fail without a bugs url, so they'll move ontonpm owner lsand subsequently email us.By adding the
bugsurl to the package.json, hopefully this will mitigate some of the emails the maintainers receive.