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Clarifies the dev-dependencies -> group.dev.dependencies switch in docs #6723
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As written, it seemed to prioritize the older section notation without clarifying that the older syntax still works but shouldn't be used. This reorder visually prioritizes the preferred syntax as of 1.2.x while clearly explaining what the old syntax is during this transition period. The best next step here would be a clear definition of the version in which dev-dependencies will go away.
Co-authored-by: Mathieu Kniewallner <[email protected]>
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…cs (#6723) As written, it seemed to prioritize the older section notation without clarifying that the older syntax still works but shouldn't be used. This reorder visually prioritizes the preferred syntax as of 1.2.x while clearly explaining what the old syntax is during this transition period. The best next step here would be clearly defining the version in which dev-dependencies will disappear. Co-authored-by: Mathieu Kniewallner <[email protected]> (cherry picked from commit b1e1e14)
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…cs (#6723) As written, it seemed to prioritize the older section notation without clarifying that the older syntax still works but shouldn't be used. This reorder visually prioritizes the preferred syntax as of 1.2.x while clearly explaining what the old syntax is during this transition period. The best next step here would be clearly defining the version in which dev-dependencies will disappear. Co-authored-by: Mathieu Kniewallner <[email protected]> (cherry picked from commit b1e1e14)
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As written, it seemed to prioritize the older section notation without clarifying that the older syntax still works but shouldn't be used. This reorder visually prioritizes the preferred syntax as of 1.2.x while clearly explaining what the old syntax is during this transition period.
The best next step here would be clearly defining the version in which dev-dependencies will disappear.