Try to add a little more helpful information about tgz file references #6751
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I was quite confused about why yarn would not accept my `tgz` file. It seems like I had to put the `package.json` and other files into a folder inside the `tgz` rather than have them bare at the top level. This requirement didn't seem to be documented anywhere, so I thought I would try to offer an improvement to the docs here so that others (or my future self) will not be as confused by this.
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I was quite confused about why yarn would not accept my
tgzfile. It seems like I had to put thepackage.jsonand other files into a folder inside thetgzrather than have them bare at the top level.It seems like if this is a requirement for using
tgzfile it should be mentioned on this page.