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fix: allow npm consumers to install the package - #216
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Fixes#212
Summary
enginesmetadata so npm consumers withengine-strict=truecan installautoevalspackageManager, root-onlypreinstallcheck, and lockfile CI gatenpm validates every published
enginesentry for consumers, so the pnpm/npm/yarn-only metadata made a normal dependency install fail before the package could be used.Validation
main, then installed the tarball from an npm consumer withengine-strict=true; npm 11.6.2 failed withEBADENGINEimport("autoevals")exposedExactMatchpnpm exec vitest runon the 9 offline JS test files: 66 passedpnpm run buildgit diff --checkThe remaining live-API Vitest files require OpenAI/Braintrust credentials and were not run locally.
Disclosure: this contribution was prepared with OpenAI Codex.