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An existing package-lock.json causes a mix of old and new dependencies to be installed (some possibly not at all). This causes build scripts to potentially fail (incompatibilities and/or unsatisfied dependencies) when run.
This issue has caused #882 and issues migrating from 4.1.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Looks like the solution to this will involve telling npm to not look at, nor create a lockfile (which it looks like is achievable in a manner that will work with any dependency installation method).
This has been fixed in develop. Fix required npm to be told to not use a package-lock.jsonAND for the lockfile to be deleted if it appears. For the bakery npm installation the lockfile skip logic was modified to use a package.lock file instead.
An existing package-lock.json causes a mix of old and new dependencies to be installed (some possibly not at all). This causes build scripts to potentially fail (incompatibilities and/or unsatisfied dependencies) when run.
This issue has caused #882 and issues migrating from
4.1
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: