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by pknopf
2957 days ago
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Yes, but "npm install" will by default add a semver-compat package version. The vast majority of packages out there use what "npm install" gives you be default. Furthermore, even if I use exact versions in my package.json, that doesn't stop my referenced packages from internally referencing semver-compat versions. At the very least, you should reference exact versions at the top level. It is better than nothing. |
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