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The Multiple Versions page was showing "npm-registry dedupe" when viewing reports generated via the browser, where the package manager is not known. `npm-registry` is an internal value, not a runnable command. Now the dedupe hint is only shown when the package manager is known and supports the dedupe command (i.e., not `bun` and not `npm-registry`). Closes antfu#213
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🔗 Linked issue
Closes #213
🧭 Context
When you generate a report on node-modules.dev (no local project), the
package manager field is set to
npm-registry— an internal value usedby the registry resolver, not a real CLI command. The Multiple Versions
page then renders
npm-registry dedupeas the suggested command, whichyou can't actually run.
📚 Description
Added
npm-registryto the existingv-ifcondition that already hidesthe dedupe hint for
bun. Same idea: if we don't know the real packagemanager, don't show a command the user can't run.
One-line change in
MultipleVersions.vue, no other files affected.