Add repository field to package.jsons - #78
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When I was trying to write my own implementations for conductor, I found all these mysterious packages lying around the frontend. I had no idea where they were from or where they were hosted, and so it took some sleuthing around to find this repository.
If we include the
repositoryfield in each package'spackage.jsonit will be infinitely easier to find where each package's source code lives.Also change to use
yarn constraintsto help enforce this