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Node Version Manager (NVM) can be used to load specific versions of npm. So everyone can work on the same version of node and avoid issues with dependency versions. What do you think about this?
Now we are using npm, but facing some problems:
We are committing
package-lock.json
. If a contributor uses npm@6, there will be lots of carets before version number"^1.0.2"
. However, if another contributor uses npm@5, there will not be carets. See npm install changes package-lock.json from exact versions to loosly versions npm/npm#20434 (comment).An issue regarding non-optional packages. See package-lock.json: Include only non-optional packages #87
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