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require("fancy-log/package.json"); // fancy-log is a peer dependency.
require("gulp-typescript/package.json"); // gulp-typescript is a peer dependency.
require("gulp-typedoc/package.json"); // gulp-typedoc is a peer dependency.
require("gulp-zip/package.json"); // gulp-zip is a peer dependency.
require("gulp-eslint/package.json"); // gulp-eslint is a peer dependency.
require("gulp-prettier/package.json"); // gulp-prettier is a peer dependency.
require("jsdoc/package.json"); // jsdoc is a peer dependency.
require("eslint/package.json"); // eslint is a peer dependency.
require("gulp/package.json"); // gulp is a peer dependency.
require("prettier/package.json"); // prettier is a peer dependency.
require("@typescript-eslint/parser/package.json"); // @typescript-eslint/parser is a peer dependency.
require("nyc/package.json"); // nyc is a peer dependency.
require("@typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin/package.json"); // @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin is a peer dependency.
require("mocha/package.json"); // mocha is a peer dependency.
var buildUtils = require("@vamship/build-utils")
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