fix: provide support for packages when dependencies do not exist (package-lock v3)
#104
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Hey, @ryndh, Thanks for the fix. But are you sure, that |
Ah, good call – switched it to |
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Now everything seems fine, thanks. |
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Finally released: 1.9.13 |
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Doing some testing on failures happening with converting package-lock.json files with
"lockfileVersion": 3, and tested out the solution mentioned in this issue: #99Using this fork, I was able to get a successful conversion, where previous attempts with package-lock.json v3 had failed.