[Draft] Progress towards a single source of npm install
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In order to bring npm and yarn (and bower as a bonus) invocation into a single place, I’m starting by extrating them from the place where they are mostly used, `package-cache`. This will allow us to use this module as the central point for functionalities related with abstracting which package manager is running, focusing on the goal.
Reduce duplication by relying on the newly introduced file that concentrates package manager differences.
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@gnclmorais If you haven't already, you can always try to ping/ask in #dev-ember-cli on Discord for some guidance/feedback on this PR? |
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This draft shows some progress towards #6790. I was encouraged to open this PR as is and ping that issue in order to get more guidance and ideas of where we want to go with this.