Adding grunt-cli to package.json #241
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It looks like you were relying on a locally installed global grunt-cli package, which is the package that lets you use grunt at the command line. Adding it to this package explicitly to avoid falling back to user's global npm libraries.
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I hope p2.js could use gulp :) |
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It looks like you were relying on a locally installed global grunt-cli
package, which is the package that lets you use grunt at the command
line. Adding it to this package explicitly to avoid falling back to
user's global npm libraries.