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feat: command specific configuration #13

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Implement command-specific configuration in .npmrc files to allow users to define settings for individual npm commands, enhancing flexibility and resolving issues with global configuration.

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  • Introduce command-specific configuration in .npmrc files, allowing users to scope configuration to individual npm commands.

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  • Add documentation for the new command-specific configuration feature, including examples and configuration precedence.

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    • Introduced command-specific configuration options in the .npmrc file, allowing users to set configurations unique to individual npm commands.
    • Enhanced usability by enabling more granular control without impacting global settings.
    • Backward compatibility maintained for existing .npmrc files.
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    • Updated documentation to include usage examples and explanation of configuration precedence.

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This pull request introduces a new feature that allows for command-specific configuration in .npmrc files. The changes are implemented by expanding the .npmrc format to support command-specific sections, which are prefixed with the command name. This allows users to define configurations that apply only to specific npm commands, improving flexibility and usability.

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accepted/0000-command-specific-config.md Introduced documentation for a new feature that allows command-specific configuration in .npmrc files, including examples and implementation details.

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This update enhances the npm configuration system by introducing command-specific settings. Users can now define options in the .npmrc file that apply only to individual commands, improving usability and control. This feature maintains backward compatibility and clarifies configuration precedence, allowing for a more tailored workflow without interfering with global settings.

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accepted/0000-command-specific-config.md Introduced command-specific configuration options in the .npmrc file; improved usability.

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Configuration magic is finally here! ✨


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This Pull Request introduces a new feature that allows for command-specific configurations in the .npmrc file. The purpose is to provide a more granular configuration mechanism for npm commands, addressing the limitations of the current global configuration strategy. This change aims to improve user experience by allowing configurations to be scoped explicitly to individual commands, thereby reducing the need for manual argument passing.

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  1. Ensure backward compatibility is thoroughly tested to prevent any disruptions for users with existing .npmrc files.
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Hey @2lambda123 - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:

Overall Comments:

  • Consider providing comprehensive documentation on configuration precedence, including how command-specific configurations interact with other configuration levels (e.g., CLI arguments, project/user/global configs). This will be crucial for user understanding and adoption of the feature.
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  • 🟢 General issues: all looks good
  • 🟢 Security: all looks good
  • 🟢 Testing: all looks good
  • 🟢 Complexity: all looks good
  • 🟡 Documentation: 2 issues found

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## Summary

Implement a mechanism to scope configuration to commands explicitely.
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issue (documentation): Typo in 'explicitely'.

The word 'explicitely' should be corrected to 'explicitly'.


## Rationale and Alternatives

Currently, the only alternative strategy users have is to manual pass arguments to `npm`.
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issue (documentation): Typo in 'manual pass'.

The phrase 'manual pass' should be corrected to 'manually pass'.

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1-5: Summary is clear and concise.

The summary section accurately introduces the purpose of the document.


7-9: Motivation is well-articulated.

The motivation section clearly explains the need for the change and the issues it aims to resolve.


11-15: Detailed explanation is comprehensive and clear.

The detailed explanation section outlines the specific changes and their intended effects effectively.


17-19: Rationale and alternatives are logical and well-considered.

The rationale and alternatives section appropriately discusses the current alternatives and why the proposed change is preferred.


21-25: Implementation details are clear and feasible.

The implementation section provides specific and feasible details on how the changes will be implemented.


26-51: Examples are correct and clear.

The example .npmrc section provides clear and correct sample configurations to illustrate the proposed changes.


57-59: Unresolved questions and bikeshedding section is clear.

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53-55: Fix grammatical error in 'Prior Art'.

A preposition is missing after 'Prior'.

- ## Prior Art
+ ## Prior Work

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