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Just came across one of our client projects, which uses their own npm registry instead of the official one. By making it configurable via cli-flag like --registry https://my-registry.com we could support that use case.
I'm wondering if this is how we can make our npm plugin testable too! We could spin up a fake registry since we only ever download the tarball and use the --registry flag in
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We use smock to handle mocking/faking within the tests for the contracts package. We're currently using an older and unnecessary of creating FakeContract objects:
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Current Behavior
UMD build doesn't support code-splitting and dynamic imports (rollup/rollup#3490, rollup/rollup#3491) due to Rollup current limitations, and tsdx cli don't accept the format option
amdwhen creating build configSuggested Solution
Consider support AMD module format, o