Add .npmignore to make the published module smaller and work around a bug in Flow #143
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… (and to work around facebook/flow#5898)
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looks good & would have appreciated not having to manually fix the flow error. eta? |
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Is this fixed in flow since facebook/flow@f942d96? Shipping tests and examples with packages is handy if users are working offline or if they need to debug something. |
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@goto-bus-stop flow@0.96.0 is still identifying this as an error for me The main problem is, I have no idea why putting in my |
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This will make everyone's life slightly better by making the module distributed through npm a bit smaller.
And it will save users of Flow some grief, because of facebook/flow#5898.