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Handle scoped package bin with default name #830
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When a scoped package specifies a "bin" key with a string instead of an object, the name of the bin script is taken as the package name without the scope.
For example, given a package.json like:
```
{
"name": "@foo/bar",
"bin": "./bin/cli.js"
}
```
Running `yarn run bar` would run `./bin/cli.js`.
Prior to this change, `depcheck` was calculating the name of the bin script to the fully scoped package name `@foo/bar`, which is not correct.
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When a scoped package specifies a "bin" key with a string instead of an object, the name of the bin script is taken as the package name without the scope.
For example, given a package.json like:
Running
yarn run barwould run./bin/cli.jsfrom that package.Prior to this change,
depcheckwas calculating the name of the bin script to the fully scoped package name@foo/bar, which is not correct.