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				 C0D4644188yIt’s not all that new, but I haven’t seen it complain before in the wild. C0D4644188yIt’s not all that new, but I haven’t seen it complain before in the wild.
 
 https://blog.github.com/2017-11-16-...
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				 joykill3398yAll ways include your lock files in git... Otherwise 2 npm installs won't necessarily give the same packages installed, same with every other package manager by the way... joykill3398yAll ways include your lock files in git... Otherwise 2 npm installs won't necessarily give the same packages installed, same with every other package manager by the way...
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				 qlasico10468yWe ended up taking it out, it was becoming a pain as it would cause npm to not install packages correctly, haven't understood the point of it yet qlasico10468yWe ended up taking it out, it was becoming a pain as it would cause npm to not install packages correctly, haven't understood the point of it yet
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				 Jacobgc9028y@qlasico the package lock file is used to make sure NPM/yarn installs the exact same version of the packages that was used to develop the application as updates may break modules etc Jacobgc9028y@qlasico the package lock file is used to make sure NPM/yarn installs the exact same version of the packages that was used to develop the application as updates may break modules etc
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This is new .-.
By the way it is best to not include package-lock.json right?
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