How to use the supi.storeStatus function in supi
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pnpm / pnpm / test / storeStatus.ts View on Github 
test('store status returns path to the modified package', async (t: tape.Test) => {
const project = prepare(t)
const opts = await testDefaults()
await installPkgs(['is-positive@3.1.0'], opts)
const isPositive = await project.resolve('is-positive', '3.1.0', 'index.js')
await rimraf(isPositive)
const mutatedPkgs = await storeStatus(opts)
t.equal(mutatedPkgs && mutatedPkgs.length, 1, '1 package was modified')
t.ok(mutatedPkgs && mutatedPkgs[0].indexOf('is-positive') !== -1, 'is-positive was modified')
})supi
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