> > I suggest that: > - The shrinkwrap exist in git at all times, not just during the release > process. > -1 for that. Having shrinkwrap at all times will result in postponed discovery of incompatibilities with newer versions (which are usually trickier than shrinkwrap problems) until you nuke node_modules during release. From my experience for repos that had it, it also resulted in a great deal of confusion for contributors.
- At the beginning of a new dev/test cycle in a project that has a > shrinkwrap, developers should not only "git pull", but should also "rm -r > node_modules ; npm install". > +1, no need to use shrinkwrap in cordova-lib, only cordova-cli and cordova-plugman (they don't depend on each other now, both contain executables calling into cordova-lib).
