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    • Add bugs url to package.json · 8d6b9196
      Maintainers get a lot of emails about errors from users whom we inevitably have to direct to the issue tracker.
      
      I suspect this is because, when an error happens, users are encouraged to run either `npm bugs` or `npm owner ls`.
      
      `npm bugs` would fail without a bugs url, so they'll move onto `npm owner ls` and subsequently email us.
      
      By adding the `bugs` url to the package.json, _hopefully_ this will mitigate some of the emails the maintainers receive.
      Keith Cirkel authored
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    • Accept process.execPath as-is · a4619bfa
      Remove red tape surrounding process.execPath
      and use it as-is. In particular, do not try
      to canonicalize the path returned by
      process.execPath as this might be relative
      in the restricted Linux environments
      (for example using overlayfs).
      
      We should be prepared to accept relative
      or otherwise broken process.execPath and
      have a faith it works (otherwise our
      build scripts wouldn't be invoked
      in the first place).
      
      https://github.com/sass/node-sass/issues/1323
      Marcin Cieślak authored