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You can specify a version. The real trouble is that you generally cannot have multiple versions of the same package installed on the same system. Thus, if multi
by slavik81 11y ago
You can specify a version. The real trouble is that you generally cannot have multiple versions of the same package installed on the same system. Thus, if multiple packages specify different versions as dependencies, you're hooped.
- ant6n 11y agoSo that is something npm does, AFAIK. Isn't it even possible to have multiple different versions of a sub package in the dependency tree of one project?