Saral Saxena 🧑💻
Associate Software Engineering Manager | 14+ Years in Java, Microservices, Kafka, Spring Boot, Cloud Technologies (AWS, GCP) | Agile Leadership, K8s ,DevOps & CI/CD Expert"([email protected])
Published Mar 4, 2022
Jon uses Vue when developing a project, and the version of Vue it uses is2.6.14,Then he pushed the project to GitHub.
After that, the version of Vue was updated, and the latest version of Vue is2.9.14.
Then Bob participated in the development of the project. He cloned the project from GitHub and tried to usenpm installto install the dependent modules. At this time, if there is nopackage-lock.jsonin this project when Bob usesnpm install, he will install the latest version of Vue, which is2.9.14
In this case, Jon and Bob use inconsistent Vue versions, and they may write conflicting code, which is very dangerous. So we needpackage-lock.json.
package-lock.jsonis automatically generated for any operations where npm modifies either thenode_modulestree orpackage.json. It describes the exact tree that was generated, such that subsequent installs are able to generate identical trees, regardless of intermediate dependency updates.
Thepackge-lock.jsonfile can accurately record the version number of the module used by the current project. If there is this file in the project, then NPM will install dependencies according to the version number recorded inpackage-lock.json, then the version of the module installed by Bob must be the same as that of Jon, and there will be no problem.
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