Fix npm.isCollaborator() on npm v9
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With v9.0.0 release [npm][] has changed the CLI commands for package access. While previously it was `npm access ls-collaborators` and the output was a JSON object, now it is `npm access list collaborators` and the output is plain text unless `--json` flag is provided. This commit adds support for npm v9.0.0 while keeping support for older npm versions. [npm]: npm/cli@9c32c6c
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Wow, that was quick. Thanks! |
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Thanks for the fix! It's in v15.6.0 |
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Wow, this is awesome! |
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With v9.0.0 release npm has changed the CLI commands for package access. While previously it was
npm access ls-collaboratorsand the output was a JSON object, now it isnpm access list collaboratorsand the output is plain text unless--jsonflag is provided.This commit adds support for npm v9.0.0 while keeping support for older npm versions.