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Use only if you accept potential runtime breaks.",{"id":316,"data":569,"type":241},{"code":318,"language":240},{"id":320,"data":571,"type":41},{"text":572,"level":45},"5) Clean Install Checklist (Fixes Weird Lockfile States)",{"id":324,"data":574,"type":241},{"code":326,"language":240},{"id":328,"data":576,"type":41},{"text":577,"level":231},"npm vs pnpm vs Yarn: Practical Differences",{"id":332,"data":579,"type":222},{"text":580},"All three can hit peer conflicts, but they differ in speed, node_modules strategy, and how quickly they expose \"hidden\" dependency mistakes.",{"id":336,"data":582,"type":41},{"text":583,"level":45},"npm (v7+): strict by default",{"id":340,"data":585,"type":258},{"items":586,"style":257},[587,588,589],"Pros: catches incompatible peer combos early; predictable CI.","Cons: blocks installs more often; people reach for flags.","Best for: teams that want strict correctness over convenience.",{"id":347,"data":591,"type":41},{"text":592,"level":45},"pnpm: fast, disk-efficient, stricter dependency access",{"id":351,"data":594,"type":222},{"text":595},"pnpm uses a global content-addressable store and links packages. Installs are typically faster and use less disk. Its stricter layout can reveal missing direct dependencies earlier.",{"id":355,"data":597,"type":241},{"code":357,"language":240},{"id":359,"data":599,"type":41},{"text":600,"level":45},"Yarn: strong workspaces tooling, flexible resolutions",{"id":363,"data":602,"type":222},{"text":603},"Yarn is popular in monorepos. Depending on Yarn version\u002Fconfig it can feel more forgiving, but the big win is workspaces and its ability to pin versions via \u003Ccode>resolutions\u003C\u002Fcode>.",{"id":367,"data":605,"type":241},{"code":369,"language":240},{"id":371,"data":607,"type":41},{"text":608,"level":231},"Conclusion",{"id":375,"data":610,"type":222},{"text":611},"For production: prefer \u003Cb>aligning versions\u003C\u002Fb> or controlled \u003Cb>overrides\u003C\u002Fb>. Use \u003Ccode>--legacy-peer-deps\u003C\u002Fcode> to unblock quickly, and reserve \u003Ccode>--force\u003C\u002Fcode> for last resort. 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