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No, you guys don't understand.. npm updates the package lock even when not adding a new package, i.e. the initial `npm install`. It's insane I'm think to go bac
by rkkautsar 8y ago
No, you guys don't understand.. npm updates the package lock even when not adding a new package, i.e. the initial `npm install`. It's insane I'm think to go back to yarn again..
- Aeolun 8y agoYou can use ‘npm ci’ for actually sensible install behaviour.
- lkschubert8 8y agoI'm with you, the default behavior is so counter intuitive.
- saagarjha 8y agoHmm, that's pretty stupid. What is the rationale behind this? That you check before you run an install?