Update package.json to link to mono repo paths #563
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Following the `package.json` definition, we can specify where in the repository the package is located. This will make commands like `npm repo @appsignal/nodejs` link to the sub directory directly. And hopefully the repository will be listed correctly on npmjs.org with this change. We can also look at configuring things like the homepage, contributors list and other useful metadata if this works. Because I've updated all `package.json` files, all packages have a changeset for it. https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/v8/configuring-npm/package-json#repository
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Following the
package.jsondefinition, we can specify where in therepository the package is located. This will make commands like
npm repo @appsignal/nodejslink to the sub directory directly. Andhopefully the repository will be listed correctly on npmjs.org with this
change.
We can also look at configuring things like the homepage, contributors
list and other useful metadata if this works.
Because I've updated all
package.jsonfiles, all packages have achangeset for it.
https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/v8/configuring-npm/package-json#repository