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`package-lock.json` files on the packages, is that the right behavior?
See original GitHub issueEvery time when I edit the package.json file of one of my packages and add a new dependency, I got a new package-lock.json file on that package after the new dependency installed.
I wondering if that’s the right behavior.
Should sub-packages also have package-lock.json files?
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I bet this has to be reopened…
Just a note on one scenario. I’ve been using
Lernato work on a bunch of node (micro-)services. Each package is released as a Docker image. When I build that image I want to npm install the exact prod dependencies to ensure correctness. For this setup a lock file per package is required.Perhaps not what
Lernawas envisioned for but thought worth a mention.