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🔖 Useful template literal tags for dealing with strings in ES2015+
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Fix `oneLineCommaLists` result comment in readme docs #199

Closed ahmadatallah closed 4 years ago

ahmadatallah commented 4 years ago

I figured out when reading the readme file that oneLineCommaLists tag function has a wrong result comment, so I fixed it!

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ahmadatallah commented 4 years ago

Please leave just readme.md changes and we'll be ok

I didn't change anything there in package-lock.json. it's auto-generated when I run npm install as described in the contribution section. may be it's because of the npm version I used at that moment!

ahmadatallah commented 4 years ago

@fatfisz can you please define the npm version used in contribution guideline to avoid such cases? I believe that optional property is not something that will affect the project. but just in case you don't need changes like that in the project!

fatfisz commented 4 years ago

Frankly, I think it would be better to just switch to yarn for this project; I haven't used npm for a long time and yesterday it caught me by surprise a few times with unintuitive behavior when I was updating packages.

Anyway, thanks for the contribution, I'm merging!