Add Repository field to package.json #578
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Seeing "npm WARN package.json http-proxy@1.0.2 No repository field." makes me anxious and its such an easy action to add a repo field to the package.json.
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@xtreme-topher-bullock thanks for the contribution! Would you mind changing it to look like... "repository": {
"type": "git",
"url": "git@github.com:nodejitsu/node-http-proxy.git"
}After that I'll merge it right in :). It makes it display correctly on npmjs.org |
…y key and formatting
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Updated! Also fixed the formatting to match the style of the rest of the file. 😄 |
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@xtreme-topher-bullock thanks :) |
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Seeing "npm WARN package.json http-proxy@1.0.2 No repository field." makes me anxious 😧
This PR adds a repo field to the package.json, for others who feel the same.