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@shakyShane: here also, why don't you switch to version operators? I mean, unless something is specifically broken, this means you need to update the deps manually every time.
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@XhmikosR I used to do it all the time, and the truth is no-one really sticks to semver - so removing loose-versions meant I could verify things worked.
Now with npm audit and all the tools around security (which actually dont make sense for Browsersync as you'd never use it in production) everyone wants everything updated, all the time. so I'm just incrementally changing ones that are problematic
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@shakyShane: here also, why don't you switch to version operators? I mean, unless something is specifically broken, this means you need to update the deps manually every time.
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@XhmikosR I used to do it all the time, and the truth is no-one really sticks to semver - so removing loose-versions meant I could verify things worked.
Now with npm audit and all the tools around security (which actually dont make sense for Browsersync as you'd never use it in production) everyone wants everything updated, all the time. so I'm just incrementally changing ones that are problematic
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That's fine as long as you follow npm audit. It's just extra work, that's all.
But I see your point. You could go with the tilde operator then.