Fix strict-ssl detection.
When `strict-ssl` is set to a truthy value, npm always turns the environment variable into the string `true`, when the value is falsy, npm always sets it to a blank string. This fixes strict-ssl detection by always comparing the value of npm_config_strict_ssl to the string `"true"`
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// downloads if not cached
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// downloads if not cached
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download({version: version, platform: process.env.npm_config_platform, arch: process.env.npm_config_arch, strictSSL: process.env.npm_config_strict_ssl}, extractFile)
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download({version: version, platform: process.env.npm_config_platform, arch: process.env.npm_config_arch, strictSSL: process.env.npm_config_strict_ssl === 'true'}, extractFile)
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// unzips and makes path.txt point at the correct executable
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// unzips and makes path.txt point at the correct executable
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function extractFile (err, zipPath) {
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function extractFile (err, zipPath) {
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