Tag 7.0.0-beta.0 as "beta" on npm about eslint-config-standard

[feross]

I did this intentionally to get more eyeballs on the new version, but I didn't realize it would false-alarm automated tools. Added a dist-tag.

[Floby]

Thank you.
This doesn't seem to do the trick though.
Here is what I get from npm-check-updates

$ ./node_modules/.bin/ncu -e 2 -m npm --packageFile package.json
Using ./package.json

 nodemailer               ^2.7.0  →         ^3.0.2 
 ember-cli               ~2.10.0  →        ~2.11.0 
 eslint-config-standard   ^6.2.1  →  ^7.0.0-beta.0 

[feross]

Here's what I get when checking directly with npm:

$ npm show eslint-config-standard dist-tags
{ latest: '6.2.1', beta: '7.0.0-beta.0' }

Sounds like either a caching issue, a bug in npm-check-updates, or maybe you're accidentally passing one of the following flags:

-n, --newest             find the newest published versions available instead 
                         of the latest stable versions
-t, --greatest           find the highest versions available instead of the
                         latest stable versions