Open nelisbijl opened 7 years ago
Because overrides are not read from packages being installed for the reason of compatibility. Try sending a PR to the jspm registry with your override or forking the jspm registry locally if this is a private package. The registry is the primary override sharing mechanism. On Thu, 11 Aug 2016 at 11:34, nelisbijl notifications@github.com wrote:
I have package A that has dependency B for which an override has been defined and stored in A's package.json
Now when I install package A in application C, I get an error stating:
dependency installs skipped as it's a GitHub package with no registry property set. If the dependencies aren't needed ignore this message. Alternatively set a registry or dependencies override or use the npm registry version at jspm install npm:B@^0.0.1 instead.
Why are the overrides in A's package.json ignored?
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I have package A that has dependency B for which an override has been defined and stored in A's package.json
Now when I install package A in application C, I get an error stating:
dependency installs skipped as it's a GitHub package with no registry property set. If the dependencies aren't needed ignore this message. Alternatively set a registry or dependencies override or use the npm registry version at jspm install npm:B@^0.0.1 instead.
Why are the overrides in A's package.json ignored?