Ghjk lockfiles are expensive to generate as they require resolving information from multiple registries instead of one like most package manager. When a merge conflict occurs in the file, as it does so often, deleting and re-generating is not an ideal solution. It should be possible to cleanly resolve or mostly recover lockfiles that are corrupted by git conflicts.
linear[bot]
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1 month ago
Ghjk lockfiles are expensive to generate as they require resolving information from multiple registries instead of one like most package manager. When a merge conflict occurs in the file, as it does so often, deleting and re-generating is not an ideal solution. It should be possible to cleanly resolve or mostly recover lockfiles that are corrupted by git conflicts.
PNPM has such a feature implemented.