ignore package-lock.json

[rubo77]

This file should not be within the git repository, since it is automatically edited, when you run the install instructions:

composer install --no-dev
npm install
npm run build

[d00p]

same as composer.lock, it represents the package versions installed/tested for a release and thus used for building the release packages (instead of package.json).

Also relevant for developers: It allows future devs to install the same dependencies in the project.

[rubo77]

Ah ok. So would you like to see the changes to the file, that were automatically made in my repository, and update the file then?

[d00p]

You obviously don't understand and rather discuss meaningless on GitHub then talk to us on discord.

[discordier]

For the record, install as follows:

composer install --no-dev
npm ci
npm run build

See https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/v9/commands/npm-ci

That way you get the dependencies as intended.

npm install is for developers that want to get current dependencies.