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I've noticed that many of the npm packages used in this project have undergone major version updates.
Updating these packages to their latest versions can bring various benefits, such as improved security, bug fixes, and new features. However, updating packages also carries the risk of introducing breaking changes or compatibility issues with existing code. Because of that, advice is to update them incrementally. This approach allows you to identify and resolve any issues introduced by specific package updates before proceeding with others.
I've noticed that many of the npm packages used in this project have undergone major version updates.
Updating these packages to their latest versions can bring various benefits, such as improved security, bug fixes, and new features. However, updating packages also carries the risk of introducing breaking changes or compatibility issues with existing code. Because of that, advice is to update them incrementally. This approach allows you to identify and resolve any issues introduced by specific package updates before proceeding with others.
I was using this package to check newest versions of the packages: https://www.npmjs.com/package/npm-check-updates
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