Allow GravityFormsCLI to be Installed by Packagist#49
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Description
This PR works to resolve issue #4938, through the support of PRs #47 & #48. With this work, we are allowing the Gravity Forms CLI package to be accessible and installable as a standalone WP-CLI package via WPackagist.
Next Steps needed: Once merged, we need to submit the package to Packagist so users will be able to install it with
wp package install gravityforms/gravityformscli.Related Issue
Closes: #4938
Testing
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Additional testing -
Once added to Packagist (post-merge), test by running the individual commands:
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npm installand committed package-lock.json (if necessary).