What is the point of putting npm’s “package-lock.json” under version control?

In my experience, it does not make sense to put package-lock.json under version control. It makes managing large merge/rebases a nightmare. However, there are instances where the package-lock can be very useful. Recently (2017/10/10) moment.js introduced breaking changes in a minor version update. Meaning if one was to ship with no package-lock.json, and had something … Read more

Does npx no longer do install-less run?

You can do following if you are not willing to type ‘yes’ everytime you install. npm_config_yes=true npx cowsay “hello” See this https://github.com/npm/cli/issues/2226 npx also has a –yes flag you can use to bypass the prompt: npx –yes some-npm-package This is undocumented if you run npx –help, but the documentation for this flag is hidden in … Read more

npm git repository not updating versions

Ok this is how it is done. I was also confused. So i have a private npm module at [email protected]:myModule/MySweetModule.git I have just published the latest tagged version. Unfortunately i cannot figure out how that works, BUT it works off your master. SOOO your master branch can be your integration branch and you have stage … Read more

How should I resolve this error that occurs when using ng new? [duplicate]

Happening for others as well when attempting to install React or any other framework dependent on eslint. create-react-app aborting – ESLINT not found Heres a link to Eslint github: https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped/issues/61032 A workaround for now is to run ng new app –skip-install, then add “@types/eslint”: “8.4.3” to your package.json and do npm install.