Is there any way we can suppress not to look for new versions during npm install. I know we can remove it from packages.json but doing the same thing in every dependent packages can quite become a challenge. The current problem i have is our company doesn't allow us to pull from public domain unless they are accepted and added to our private repository. Every time we add all the packages and after couple of days if we run npm install it will fail since a new minor or major version is released and we don't have it in our repository.
packages.json: suppress looking for new versions
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UPDATE Just recently Npm release
npm cicommand especially for such purposes. It strictly follows thepackage-lock.jsonfileI think starting with npm5 you have a lock file which solves that problem. In addition you could try
npm shrinkwrapcommand, which is a bit older approach, it creates the shrinkwrap.json file with exact version of packages and next time npm will use only this versions.