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See https://github.com/search?p=2&q="LicenseRef-LICENSE"&type=Code
Over the years, npm had a few evolving conventions:
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Adding an non existing project to a "_meta" file leads to 500.
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- Open a "meta" file from a page
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<repository name="openSUSE_15.2">
<path project="foo:bar" repository="openSUSE_15.2"/>
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For outdated statuses, store version which outdates in a dedicated field. Allows clients to query latest version, including for branches.
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Looking at the code, it looks like autoload files are loaded in the order of packages given by PackageSorter::sortPackages().
This should be documented in https://getcomposer.org/doc/04-schema.md#files. (Also, I have no idea what the sorting done by PackageSorter::sortPackages() actually is. It says 'dependency weight' but what does that mean?)