remove pino-pretty for compatibility with pkg
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alvrs
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pino-pretty for compatibility with pkg
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Will close this as don't think we can put this to main, but thanks for pointing this out! :) |
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Following up here, pino-pretty is for local use only. In prod, there is a |
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To solve a compatibility issue with
pkg, see vercel/pkg#1419 (comment). It's still possible to get the pino-pretty effect by running via./alto | pnpm pino-pretty.Note: feel free to close, not sure if this should make it into
main, just wanted to put it here for reference if someone else runs into the same issue.