docs: add meeting notes from 2022-01-26 call

Author: darcyclarke

meetings/2022-01-26.md

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+#### Meeting from: January 26th, 2022
+
+# Open RFC Meeting (npm)
+
+### Attendees
+- Darcy Clarke (@darcyclarke)
+- Ruy Adorno (@ruyadorno)
+- Nathan Fritz (@fritzy)
+- Owen Buckley (@thescientist13)
+
+### Previously...
+
+- [2022-01-19](https://github.com/npm/rfcs/blob/main/meetings/2022-01-19.md)
+
+### Agenda
+
+1. **Housekeeping**
+	1. Introduction(s)
+	1. [Code of Conduct Acknowledgement](https://www.npmjs.com/policies/conduct)
+	1. Outline Intentions & Desired Outcomes
+	1. Announcements
+	   - OpenJS World 2022 
+	       - https://events.linuxfoundation.org/openjs-world/
+	       - CFP: https://events.linuxfoundation.org/openjs-world/program/cfp/
+1. **PR**: [#516 RFC: Deprecated packages UX revamp](https://github.com/npm/rfcs/pull/516) - @ruyadorno
+  - @ruyadorno 
+    - last step in cleaning up `npm install` output
+    - this has been outstanding for quite a while
+    - deprecation warnings can be consolidated (making them less scary)
+    - suggest bubbling up this information in a different command like `npm ls`, `npm explain` or `npm outdated`
+    - suggest scoping this under a command `npm deprecations` but not super attached to this
+  - @fritzy
+    - immediate thought, don't think we need a dedicated command or global flag
+    - when something is installed global, we probably don't care about dev dependency
+  - @darcyclarke
+    - instead of removing the log messages, maybe just change the level of logging to something that would not be printed during a standard install
+    - also add visual feedback to `npm outdated`
+    - not sure about adding info to `npm explain`, if we were to do that we should pb augment explain output to add audit info, etc
+  - @lukekarrys
+    - maybe keep direct dependencies as warning logs during install?
+    - security audits, deprecations and outdated seem to be very similar, what if there's a command that can surface all this info?
+  - @darcyclarke
+    - if we were to keep warning for direct dependencies why would we not have log warnings for audit reports for direct deps?
+  - @ruyadorno
+    - idea is to have a unified notifications system at the end instead
+  - @darcyclarke
+    - `npm ls` can also be a bit of a scope creep in the context of this RFC since you could also argue it can also be augmented to include audit issues and more
+  - @ruyadorno 
+    - let's maybe reduce the scope to only notifications and a command to surface the deprecation messages
+  - @darcyclarke
+    - the command `npm deprecations`? just returns direct dependencies by default and accepts `--all` flag in order to show deprecations for transitive deps
+3. **PR**: [#4260 feat(arborist)(reify): add an ability to add a hook](https://github.com/npm/cli/pull/4260) - @fritzy
+  - @darcyclarke
+    - During the npm7 rewrite the hooks feature was dropped
+    - Maybe that wasn't as well publicized like other breaking changes such as peer dependencies
+    - There's a current RFC to add new lifecycle events for arborist / npm installs
+5. **Issue**: [#511 [RRFC] remove `npm-shrinkwrap.json` from the list of unignorable files](https://github.com/npm/rfcs/issues/511) - @ljharb
+  - Update: need to action on the items from last week  
+6. **PR**: [#4227 Change the default save-prefix from ^ to none](https://github.com/npm/cli/pull/4227) - @zkldi
+  - Update: need to action on the items from last week  
+7. **PR**: [#343 RFC: npm workspaces: auto switch context based on cwd](https://github.com/npm/rfcs/pull/343) - @ruyadorno
+  - @ruyadorno
+    - big gap between our current implementation & the way end-user's are expecting this feature to work
+    - running a command within a directory that is apart of a workspace should be easier
+    - we'll now walk up the require tree & determine if you're inside a workspace or not
+  - @fritzy
+    - PR that is open checks for if a workspace is defined at the root of the project
+    - there's a way to opt-out from the behavior using `--no-workspaces`