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docs: Link to the config command in the npm configuration description - #7149
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- When you are trying to learn about `npm config`, a search engine is likely to bring you here instead. If you arrived under those conditions, this link takes you to your intended destination. - I am aware there is a "See also" section at the bottom of this page, but I didn't realize there was more than one "npm config" article, so I expected to find information I was looking for here. This link would saves time and potential confusion. - I modeled this modification after the way Wikipedia disambiguates its articles.
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Link to the config command in the npm configuration description
npm configcommand, a search engine is likely to bring you here instead. This new link takes you to your intended destination.References