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  • Updated the package.json file to specify exact versions for Node.js, npm, and yarn.
  • Ensures compatibility and consistency across environments by locking the tool versions.

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Update Node.js, npm, and yarn version requirements             

package.json

  • Updated Node.js version requirement to 16.15.1.
  • Added specific versions for npm (8.11.0) and yarn (1.22.10).
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    The PR specifies exact versions for Node.js, npm, and yarn. This might limit flexibility for future updates and could potentially cause conflicts with other dependencies.

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    Use version ranges instead of exact versions for Node.js, npm, and yarn in the "engines" field

    Consider using a more flexible version range for Node.js, npm, and yarn in the
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    package.json [73-77]

     "engines": {
    -  "node": "16.15.1",
    -  "npm": "8.11.0",
    -  "yarn": "1.22.10"
    +  "node": "^16.15.1",
    +  "npm": "^8.11.0",
    +  "yarn": "^1.22.10"
     },
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    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7

    Why: Using version ranges allows for more flexibility and easier updates, which can be beneficial for maintenance. However, it may introduce compatibility issues if not carefully managed, so the impact is moderate.

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    Compatibility
    Update the TypeScript version to ensure compatibility with the specified Node.js version

    Consider updating the typescript dependency to a version that is compatible with
    Node.js 16.15.1. The current version (^5.4.4) is quite recent and may not be fully
    compatible with the specified Node.js version. It's generally a good practice to use
    a TypeScript version that is known to work well with your Node.js version.

    package.json [68]

    -"typescript": "^5.4.4",
    +"typescript": "^4.5.5",
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    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5

    Why: While ensuring compatibility between TypeScript and Node.js is important, the suggestion to downgrade TypeScript is speculative without specific evidence of incompatibility. The impact is minor unless proven necessary.

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