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chore(): use local node modules for jspm #155

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@devversion devversion commented Oct 1, 2016

  • Rather than forcing the user to install a JSPM binary with NPMg lobally, we should add JSPM as a dev-dependency. This ensures that each user has the same environment and same conditions.
  • Notice that JSPM will automatically install the packages when running npm install, because it's listed in the postinstall script.

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* Rather than forcing the user to install a JSPM binary with NPMg lobally, we should add JSPM as a dev-dependency. This ensures that each user has the *same* environment and same conditions.

* Notice that JSPM will automatically install the packages when running `npm install`, because it's listed in the `postinstall` script.
@ThomasBurleson ThomasBurleson merged commit e6b6467 into angular:master Oct 2, 2016
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Splaktar added a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 3, 2018
* Rather than forcing the user to install a JSPM binary with NPMg lobally, we should add JSPM as a dev-dependency. This ensures that each user has the *same* environment and same conditions.

* Notice that JSPM will automatically install the packages when running `npm install`, because it's listed in the `postinstall` script.
Splaktar added a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 3, 2018
* Rather than forcing the user to install a JSPM binary with NPMg lobally, we should add JSPM as a dev-dependency. This ensures that each user has the *same* environment and same conditions.

* Notice that JSPM will automatically install the packages when running `npm install`, because it's listed in the `postinstall` script.
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