Add release npmrc and update registry handling - #700
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Renamed .npmrc to .npmrc.pr and added .npmrc.release for release builds. Updated package.json scripts to support separate registry URLs for pre-release and release, and modified updatePackageLock.js to accept registry URL as an argument for more flexible registry rewriting.
Introduces a new npm script 'restore-net-release' for restoring .NET dependencies using the release configuration. Updates 'pipeline-pack-release' to use this new script for improved release build handling.
Dan Fiedler (danfiedler-msft)
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Aug 1, 2025
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Renamed .npmrc to .npmrc.pr and added .npmrc.release for release builds. Updated package.json scripts to support separate registry URLs for pre-release and release, and modified updatePackageLock.js to accept registry URL as an argument for more flexible registry rewriting.