feat: use --ignore-scripts for AppStore plugin installs #2183
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Install plugins with npm's --ignore-scripts flag to improve security by preventing arbitrary code execution during installation. Plugin developers should use prepublishOnly instead of postinstall scripts to ensure their packages work correctly when installed via the AppStore.
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Could you please rebase this on master - windows npm invocation has changed there fundamentally, so needs a bit of rework.
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Addresses Issue #2181
Install plugins with npm's --ignore-scripts flag to improve security by preventing arbitrary code execution during installation.
Plugin developers should use prepublishOnly instead of postinstall scripts to ensure their packages work correctly when installed via the AppStore.