Depending on which project I worked on most recently, my muscle memory causes me to type the wrong command when switching projects.

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A small script is provided in the post to prevent running npm commands in a yarn project or vice versa by checking for the presence of lock files.

How to prevent yourself from running npm in a yarn project or the other way around?

Damn, this is great. Also, I do not think there is an issue with this for other package managers, as this check will fire only when npm or yarn is used.
Also the names of the lock files are different for each package manager.

Nice, Appreciate it. Can you please add bat script so that we can use on windows OS

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