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How do you keep package-lock.json updated?
See original GitHub issueThis project uses npm5’s package-lock.json, I realised that a lot of folks use yarn or an older version of npm.
What this means is that you might not get the same dependencies on your machines.
Moreover, dependencies you add on npm4 will not get added to package-lock, this might lead to problems in CI which uses npm5 and will only install packages from package-lock (If I understand correctly, I might be wrong)
How do we get around this problem?
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- Created 6 years ago
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Hi @tohjustin!
I’ll do that today ☺️
Can add npm engines to package.json which I think throws a warning if under the version. https://docs.npmjs.com/files/package.json#engines