Current Behavior:
The packages are beeing added to the dependencies in package.json's with the version *.
This worked in npm version 7.6.3. Also, my Nexus Version is not the latest (OSS 3.17.0-01), so I do not expect it to support the latest npm features. However, I would still consider this a bug in npm, since it worked in the previous version and a minor version update should not break backwards-compatiblity (according to SemVer).
Expected Behavior:
The packages should be added with a concrete version e.g. ^1.0.0.
Steps To Reproduce:
npm install my-package (my-package is hosted in a private Sonar Nexus)
- The dependency is now added to
package.json with verison *.
Environment:
- OS: Ubuntu (WSL 2)
- Node: v14.16.0
- npm: 7.7.0
Current Behavior:
The packages are beeing added to the dependencies in
package.json's with the version*.This worked in npm version 7.6.3. Also, my Nexus Version is not the latest (OSS 3.17.0-01), so I do not expect it to support the latest npm features. However, I would still consider this a bug in npm, since it worked in the previous version and a minor version update should not break backwards-compatiblity (according to SemVer).
Expected Behavior:
The packages should be added with a concrete version e.g.
^1.0.0.Steps To Reproduce:
npm install my-package(my-package is hosted in a private Sonar Nexus)package.jsonwith verison*.Environment: