Repair so error on npm -ls becomes a warning
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* Added `try...catch` just in case it's a fatal error
**NOTES**
``` sh-session
problems": [
"peer dep missing: kerberos@~0.0, required by [email protected]"
],
```
... this shows up in the stdout as being the "error" along with the full compliment of packages installed ... see OpenUserJS#832 and parent OpenUserJS#318
*(never would have guessed this on nodejitsu... glad we aren't there anymore)*
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Just a note... the "error" could also be thrown (and did locally) if a dependency was removed from |
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try...catchjust in case it's a fatal errorNOTES
... this shows up in the stdout (near the top) as being the "error" along with the full compliment of packages installed ... see #832 and parent #318
(never would have guessed this on nodejitsu... glad we aren't there anymore)