Document yarn release, add .yarnrc & .eslintignore #5
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The
.yarnrc
file lets us runyarn publish
without having yarn assume that we want to push to the yarn registry.Let me know if the docs I added make sense or could be formatted any better.
I made a bit of a mess doing this publishing & unpublishing packages/changelogs, but I think I have it cleaned up now. There might be a slight issue once the next version is released as NPM won't allow
0.0.15
since I have already published & unpublished it (it had nothing in it). Thepackage.json
currently says0.0.14
so I thinkauto
is going to think that the next version is0.0.15
and try to push to NPM, but that will fail. @shilman any thoughts on how to fix this?