Fixing removing package-lock from gitignore#4346
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Perhaps the maintainers are using yarn. But no matter what it is, a lock file must be included in the github repo. |
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Removed package-lock.json from .gitignore, this adheres to the guidelines provided by npm found here
Fixes #4324 Package-lock.json file should be committed
Providing a package-lock makes for a more consistent experience for both end users and developers. While it is unlikely that issues would arise from a minor bump in transitive dependencies, it is still a possibility.