Fixing npm install conflicts
What kind of change does this PR introduce?
Fixes version conflicts in package.json that broke npm install
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- Chores
- Updated package versions to broaden compatibility for some dependencies and restrict versions for others to ensure stability. No user-facing changes.
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Walkthrough
The changes update version specifications in package.json, modifying the allowed versions for @swc/cli and tailwindcss in both dependencies and devDependencies. No source code or exported entities were altered; only package version ranges were adjusted.
Changes
| Files | Change Summary |
|---|---|
| package.json | Updated @swc/cli devDependency from "0.3.14" to "^0.1.65"; changed tailwindcss dependency and devDependency from "^4.1.5" to "3.4.3" |
Poem
A hop and a skip through versioned grass,
Swapping numbers as we pass—
Tailwind trimmed to three-dot-four,
SWC opens up the door.
Packages pruned, dependencies neat,
Rabbits rejoice with nimble feet!
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npm install
it should be pnpm install right? or does this PR exist before they cutover?
I also tried pnpm, honestly I gave up