Understanding Package-lock.Json | Javascript Tutorial

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I like that you experimented and tested various scenarios to show us how it's working. My understanding of this topic just leveled up a bit. Thanks!

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Such a good explanation, thank you for clearing this all up for me!

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[@aristosxanthus514]

Good explanation. I like your examples because they demonstrated semantic versioning and why it's important to have package-lock.json

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@TheCodeCreative can you do some peer-dependencies explanations, and ways to modify/change peer-dependencies. (e.g. "what exactly is a 'peer' ? ")

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[@stephenhu118]

Why doesn't npm only allow fixed version from the beginning? It allows semver for flexibility and later on realised that package-lock.json is needed to pin the versions down. What a mess... Anyway, your video is still educational, do you have any suggestion for best practice?

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[@JoeBoo532]

Thanks for a great explanation on package-lock.json! :D Just a small question, is it ok to delete package-lock.json?? 🧐

[@TheCodeCreative]

Thanks Joe! You wouldn't want to delete package-lock.json since you could wind up with different versions of your dependencies after running npm install.

[@JoeBoo532]

@@TheCodeCreative what would happens if you accidentally delete it? what would be best solution to resolve that etc?

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@@JoeBoo532 That would be a good reason to commit it to source control!

[@AnsgarSteinkamp]

In case you want to update EVERYTHING to the latest (minor/patch) version, there is no problem with deleting package-lock.json. Or am I wrong?

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@@AnsgarSteinkamp nope, I believe you are correct