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deprecate electron-prebuilt after it is published #1
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Looks good to me, it looks like this repo isn't configured to auto-deploy to Heroku so you'll have to deploy regular style. |
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I realized today that any time a new version of
electron-prebuiltis published, users runningnpm install electron-prebuiltwill no longer see a deprecation message, because that new version is not deprecated.This updates the service to run
npm deprecateimmediately after publishing a new version.cc @electron/maintainers