Closed keliboi closed 8 months ago
Seems like a common issue in shared development. Here is one way to: https://gist.github.com/szemate/6fb69c8e3d8cce3efa9a6c922b337d98
Currently, the easiest way I found is to:
package.json
conflictsnpm install
to regenerate the fixed package-lock.json
These steps worked without having to manually check merge conflicts in the package-lock.json file, and is a viable solution for developers having merge conflicts when adding new dependencies.
A predefined steps for adding new dependencies can help avoid merge conflicts with the package-lock.json file