Support monorepo projects that use npm workspaces#266
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Support monorepo projects that use npm workspaces#266Subv wants to merge 1 commit intojdanil:masterfrom
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When run in a monorepo, the `npm ls` command lists only the local packages as top-level dependencies, and does not automatically hoist the sub-dependents. This change makes it so that if a local package is detected (the resolved location starts with `file:`) then the dependents of that package are recursively added to the top level dependencies.
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When run in a monorepo, the
npm lscommand lists only the local packages as top-level dependencies, and does not automatically hoist the sub-dependents.This change makes it so that if a local package is detected (the resolved location starts with
file:) then the dependents of that package are recursively added to the top level dependencies.