You are working on a Node.js project with a team, and you notice that the package-lock.json file is frequently causing merge conflicts. How would you resolve or minimize such conflicts while ensuring consistent dependency resolution?
- Remove the package-lock.json file entirely
- Use Yarn instead of npm
- Use a tool like npm ci and enforce it in your team's workflow
- Manually edit the package-lock.json file in case of conflicts
To minimize package-lock.json merge conflicts, you should use a tool like npm ci in your team's workflow. npm ci installs dependencies based on the package-lock.json and ensures consistent dependency resolution. Options 1 and 2 are not recommended, and option 4 is not a practical solution.
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