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It rather question than issue. After release of [email protected] my project got broken and I don't use cheerio directly, It's in peer dependancies inside my package-lock.json file. In fact everywhere is used
But I am getting this error anyway. So now I am in the trouble cause I can't upgrade nodejs, I need 14.17.1 version for one package I've use. And so far I see It's impossible to use cheerio-1.0.0-rc.12 version because [email protected] is installing instead.
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Adding "cheerio": "1.0.0-rc.12" to your dependencies in package.json will allow you to use the older version of Cheerio, ensuring compatibility with your current setup.
Though it is a peer dependencies, you can use explicitly in package.json as temporary work around
Adding "cheerio": "1.0.0-rc.12" to your dependencies in package.json will allow you to use the older version of Cheerio, ensuring compatibility with your current setup.
Though it is a peer dependencies, you can use explicitly in package.json as temporary work around #3999 (comment)
It rather question than issue. After release of [email protected] my project got broken and I don't use cheerio directly, It's in peer dependancies inside my package-lock.json file. In fact everywhere is used
But I am getting this error anyway. So now I am in the trouble cause I can't upgrade nodejs, I need 14.17.1 version for one package I've use. And so far I see It's impossible to use cheerio-1.0.0-rc.12 version because [email protected] is installing instead.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: