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chore: enforce node engines strictly - #4
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Pull request overview
This PR enforces strict Node.js engine compliance at install time by adding an .npmrc setting, ensuring developers/CI fail fast when using an unsupported Node runtime (aligned with the repo’s declared package.json engines).
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- Add
.npmrcwithengine-strict=trueto enforce theengines.nodeconstraint during package manager operations.
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Summary
.npmrcwithengine-strict=trueWhy
Fail fast when commands run under the wrong Node runtime, instead of surfacing later as runtime/tooling failures.