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Replace deprecated npmconf package. #1492

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@xzyfer xzyfer commented Apr 27, 2016

This was previously attempted in #1413. Shortly after it's
release proxy users started experiencing installation issues (#1458)
so this was reverted. It was later determined that #1458 was likely
at fault for the proxy issues.

Full credit for this patch goes to @delitescere.

I've also taken the liberty of cleaning the request config generation.

Fixes #1333

This was previously attempted in sass#1413. Shortly after it's
release proxy users started experiencing installation issues so
this was reverted. It was later determined that sass#1458 was likely
at fault for the proxy issues.

Full credit for this patch goes to @delitescere.

I've also taken the liberty of cleaning the request config generation.

Fixes sass#1333
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LGTM

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xzyfer commented Apr 27, 2016

I'll release this on a the next dist-tag and ask some proxy users to try
it out. It pays to be cautious with proxy changes.
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xzyfer commented Apr 28, 2016

YOLO

@xzyfer xzyfer merged commit b850684 into sass:master Apr 28, 2016
@xzyfer xzyfer deleted the feat/replace-npmconf branch April 28, 2016 15:47
@xzyfer xzyfer modified the milestone: next.minor Sep 4, 2016
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