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Force npm install in sync-gutenberg-packages script to use .npmrc config#8431

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npm install in sync-gutenberg-packages script is not respecting settings specified in .npmrc file. To troubleshoot, I ran npm config list from inside the sync-gutenberg-packages script and observed the following output.

; engine-strict = true ; overridden by env
; legacy-peer-deps = true ; overridden by env
; lockfile-version = "3" ; overridden by env
; prefer-dedupe = true ; overridden by env
; save-exact = true ; overridden by env
; save-prefix = "" ; overridden by env

This indicates .npmrc settings are being overridden by environment variables. This means the behavior might differ based on where script is ran. Made a change to explicitly use local .npmrc file while issuing npm install command.

I also observed the issue with parsing packageLock dependencies.

const versionConflicts = Object.entries( packageLock.dependencies )
TypeError: Cannot convert undefined or null to object

This is due to the fact that in generated package-lock.json file, dependencies are not a top level property/field, rather it is nested inside packages i.e each package. As a result, packageLock.dependencies is undefined. This needs some more investigation so I am hoping to raise a separate PR for that.

Trac ticket: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/62839


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@jtquip88 please check this

const currentPackages = getWordPressPackages( currentPackageJSON );

const packageLock = readJSONFile( "package-lock.json" );
console.log("JT ->");

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Is this chunk related to the secondary issue you noted? I think we should split that out into a different bug report on Trac to separate it out as it may be a bit more involved..

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A commit was made that fixes the Trac ticket referenced in the description of this pull request.

SVN changeset: 62062
GitHub commit: 1ed4e1a

This PR will be closed, but please confirm the accuracy of this and reopen if there is more work to be done.

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