Add npmRegistry as first class citizen node config parameter#347
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Add npmRegistry as first class citizen node config parameter#347Nowheresly wants to merge 1 commit intosrs:masterfrom
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@Nowheresly do you have a workaround to specify NPM registry URL while your PR is in progress? |
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Right now my workaround is to put in the |
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I was struggling the whole day trying to configure a specific npm registry in my build file (written in kotlin DSL) by following the instruction of the FAQ (written in Groovy DSL).
At the end, I'm wondering if this setting could deserve to be an official setting for the gradle-node-plugin.
In this PR, i just added the variable npmRegistry and updated the documentation accordingly.
Now, specifying an npm registry is as simple as this:
Do you think this PR could make sense?
Thanks in advance for your time.