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> Can npm cli continue to do this without emitting warning? No, in the future this will not be permitted. Having a package.json file on disk that differs from the...

> What about packages that are already published with bin They will continue to be supported, and package managers will likely have to support that form indefinitely. > Will it...

To be clear, the packument sent to the registry still needs the build id stripped.

Make a PR, please! If you're not comfortable writing tests I will do that too (but it will mean a little longer before I can get to it). That way...

Check out https://github.com/HenrikJoreteg/Happy.js/blob/master/test/tests.js if you wanna take a peek

Nope it's totally synchronous. At this time you'd have to use something like $.ajax({async: false}) and a properly scoped return value in your test function, which is obviously pretty janky....

There was a PR that changed the default behavior to after, and it was an accessibility fix which ranks pretty high IMO. I don't really want to add a funky...

0.8 incorporates your code with tests, can you confirm this works for your implementation too now?

Looks good, can you add a test for this?

This decision is a balance against "pure single package for its own sake" and "consolidating package parsing logic in all of npm". The latter was deemed more important. We have...