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When I am starting a new angular application there are some issues, mainly due to security vulnerabilities, many of the packages have been depreciated and requires a permanent fix rather than the user typing the npm audit fix --force every time.
Even the older applications on my GitHub page has these same issues.
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Issues with third-party modules, npm, or other tools that use node, should be posted to the appropriate issue tracker for that project, unless it can be proven that the issue is in fact with node core and not the module/tool in question.
When I am starting a new angular application there are some issues, mainly due to security vulnerabilities, many of the packages have been depreciated and requires a permanent fix rather than the user typing the
npm audit fix --force
every time.Even the older applications on my GitHub page has these same issues.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: