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I started playing around with 'Gatsby Starter Chronoblog' since yesterday. Today, I noticed that this theme is using outdated versions of various dependencies. While, it's understandable that the developer can't keep updating this repository everytime a dependency is updated, but, since I would be working on it daily for at least a few weeks now, maybe, I can keep a local copy of the theme up-to-date on dependencies.
So, my question is, how do I do it? It won't make sense to update the package.json in the theme folder from node_modules of my project. Even if I manually add the dependencies in the package.json of my project, how can I make sure the theme would use the latest versions and not download the ones mentioned in its package.json every time I run npm install in terminal?
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Hello.
I started playing around with 'Gatsby Starter Chronoblog' since yesterday. Today, I noticed that this theme is using outdated versions of various dependencies. While, it's understandable that the developer can't keep updating this repository everytime a dependency is updated, but, since I would be working on it daily for at least a few weeks now, maybe, I can keep a local copy of the theme up-to-date on dependencies.
So, my question is, how do I do it? It won't make sense to update the
package.json
in the theme folder fromnode_modules
of my project. Even if I manually add the dependencies in thepackage.json
of my project, how can I make sure the theme would use the latest versions and not download the ones mentioned in itspackage.json
every time I runnpm install
in terminal?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: