Transitive dependencies matching the upgraded direct dependency dropped from lockfile #250
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It's not clear what happened in parse-community#6478, but it appears that it dropped the `ws` dependency of the `parse` package when it was updating the local version of the dependency. This means that running `npm install` dirties the working tree, which is surprising! I've filed an issue for the surprising behavior from greenkeeper: greenkeeperio/greenkeeper-lockfile#250
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It's not clear what happened in parse-community#6478, but it appears that it dropped the `ws` dependency of the `parse` package when it was updating the local version of the dependency. This means that running `npm install` dirties the working tree, which is surprising! A similar problem seems to have occurred in parse-community#6504, that time related to the `commander` package. I've filed an issue for the surprising behavior from greenkeeper: greenkeeperio/greenkeeper-lockfile#250
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parse-community/parse-server#6478
In this PR, a direct dependency on
wswas updated from 7.2.1 to 7.2.2. The dependencyparseshould also rely onws@7.2.1, but that dependency was removed from the lockfile.parse-community/parse-server#6504
In this PR, a direct dependency on
commanderwas updated from 4.1.1 to 5.0.0. The direct dependency was updated correctly, but two other dependencies hadcommander@^4.0.1removed from their dependency lists (@babel/cliandlint-stagedboth depended on it).In this second case, there wasn't even an exact match on the type field, but it does look like they had been resolving to the same version.
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