* adding config to piperNpmr
* scope in cli
* adding scope to repo url and npmrc
* publish to scoped
* removing scope
* changing scope position
* adding scope to userconfig
* adding registry=
* pack and then tar
* not removing tmp folder
* adding flag
* pack before publish
* adding log
* debug
* debug with change directory
* publishing created tar ball
* debug
* üath
* adding main npmrc
* renaming old npmrc file
* error renaming old npmrc file
* renaming err
* correcting npmrc file path
* renaming file back to original
* current working directory
* renaming the npmrc file
* avoiding change directory
* with current working dir
* adding dot
* renaming npmrc and defer removal
* rename files
* Update pkg/npm/publish.go
* Update pkg/npm/publish.go
Co-authored-by: anilkeshav27 <you@example.com>
Co-authored-by: Oliver Nocon <33484802+OliverNocon@users.noreply.github.com>
From the current location inside "cmd" the npmExecutorMock cannot
be used from any coding inside "pkg".
When we would like to re-use the npm functionality we have also to
provide tests and this requires having a mock.
In order to be able to use the mock from pkg we move the mock from
"cmd" to "pkg" into package "npm".
With the shift from package "cmd" to "npm" a lot of fields in the mock
has been made public.
