deno has a lock file like other package managers. If you use a lock file, deno will refuse to run if the file has been modified. Deno caches everything offline

deno has a lock file like other package managers. If you use a lock file, deno will refuse to run if the file has been modified. Deno caches everything offline and only reloads if you use --reload flag. I would recommend going through the manual to learn more about deno workflow. https://deno.land/manual https://deno.land/manual