Add clean-all command to reinstall node_modules #4748
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It seems to me like there should be a
make
command that allows you to update outdated dependencies of packages (even if the current version satisfies the package.json for that package). I've run into the issue a few times. A good example of this is when a minor or patch version of Babylon is released, but the currently installed version satisfies the package.json forbabel-core
, and so the latest version isn't installed. This leads to tests failing locally while not failing in the CI tests (where everything is installed fresh).Thoughts on this approach? I wasn't sure if it would be preferable to leave
make bootstrap
as is and instead have amake update-deps
(which cleans the current node_modules and runsnpm install again
or something more explicit. Let me know if you think this should be done a different way!