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I have a CRA app where I work with other developers.
Occasionally I upgrade the code base with a dependency upgrade that causes a breaking change. (eg a new version of react-bootstrap)
Currently I have to send an email to everyone to stop their dev server and do a npm install after they pull in the new change for package.json and the codebase. Is there a way to streamline this process? Would it be possible for CRA to detect such a discrepancy with package versions and show a warning to the end user?
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I have a CRA app where I work with other developers.
Occasionally I upgrade the code base with a dependency upgrade that causes a breaking change. (eg a new version of react-bootstrap)
Currently I have to send an email to everyone to stop their dev server and do a npm install after they pull in the new change for package.json and the codebase. Is there a way to streamline this process? Would it be possible for CRA to detect such a discrepancy with package versions and show a warning to the end user?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: