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reggi and others added 2 commits September 24, 2026 17:47
## Summary

Prevent @npmcli/config tests from reading npmrc files from the developer
machine.

The test filesystem mock now treats the system npmrc, Node installation
npmrc, and user npmrc as absent while continuing to load explicit test
fixtures.

## Testing

`npm test --workspace @npmcli/config`

Copilot-Session: d4d3278e-3e07-4181-b096-60fbdd86c341
#10017)

## Summary

The `npm stage` **Prerequisites** section states that the package must
already exist on the npm registry. Staged publishing will soon support
**creating brand-new packages** via staged publishing.

This updates the prerequisite docs accordingly.

## Changes

- `docs/lib/content/commands/npm-stage.md` — replaced the "Package must
exist" prerequisite with "New or existing packages," clarifying that a
package does not need to pre-exist and that approving a staged brand-new
package creates it.

## Related

Companion docs change in npm/documentation:
npm/documentation#2047 (the generated
`content/cli/*/commands/npm-stage.mdx` pages are synced from this file
via the `update-cli` workflow).

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