Closed farism closed 6 years ago
@vlad-zhukov I thought the same, but no - #268 only removed huge parts of the package-lock, but not the file completely. That was a bit missleading from GitHub's collapsed view.
I bet these are your local files. You can go through the release-2.0
branch on GitHub to make sure there are no package-lock.json
s left!
Git doesn't remove gitignore
d files when you checkout.
@vlad-zhukov Good point! But how was @farism able to create a PR against release-2.0
, deleting the lock files, if they are already removed? 🤔
And to my comment from above: when you click on "View" in the files section of a PR for a deleted file, it actually shows the state before it has been removed.. doh!
I've just made a clean git pull and the only package-lock.json
left is in the eslint
package. Interestingly both this PR and #268 missed it.
Actually I was looking at a different branch, there are not package-lock.json
files left in the release-2.0
branch. 😅
Now that
webpack-blocks
is using yarn workspaces we should remove anypackage-lock.json
files that are generated by NPM. NPM technically is no longer supported bywebpack-blocks
.