Closed rubo77 closed 1 year ago
same as composer.lock, it represents the package versions installed/tested for a release and thus used for building the release packages (instead of package.json).
Also relevant for developers: It allows future devs to install the same dependencies in the project.
Ah ok. So would you like to see the changes to the file, that were automatically made in my repository, and update the file then?
You obviously don't understand and rather discuss meaningless on GitHub then talk to us on discord.
For the record, install as follows:
composer install --no-dev
npm ci
npm run build
See https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/v9/commands/npm-ci
That way you get the dependencies as intended.
npm install
is for developers that want to get current dependencies.
This file should not be within the git repository, since it is automatically edited, when you run the install instructions: