jagdishlove · February 24, 2023 18:59
diff --git a/reactJs important b/reactJs important
 Setting npm config set legacy-peer-deps true on the Git main branch will not affect other team members' local npm configurations. Each team member will still need to run the command on their local machines if they want to use the --legacy-peer-deps option.

 However, you can create a .npmrc file and add it to the Git repository to share the legacy-peer-deps configuration setting with other team members. Here's how to do it:

 Create a new file called .npmrc in the root directory of your Git repository.

 Add the following line to the file:

 javascript
 Copy code
 legacy-peer-deps=true
 Save the file and commit it to the Git repository.

 Now, when other team members clone the repository, they will automatically have the legacy-peer-deps option set to true in their npm configuration, and they won't need to run the npm config set command themselves.
	Setting npm config set legacy-peer-deps true on the Git main branch will not affect other team members' local npm configurations. Each team member will still need to run the command on their local machines if they want to use the --legacy-peer-deps option.

	However, you can create a .npmrc file and add it to the Git repository to share the legacy-peer-deps configuration setting with other team members. Here's how to do it:

	Create a new file called .npmrc in the root directory of your Git repository.

	Add the following line to the file:

	javascript
	Copy code
	legacy-peer-deps=true
	Save the file and commit it to the Git repository.

	Now, when other team members clone the repository, they will automatically have the legacy-peer-deps option set to true in their npm configuration, and they won't need to run the npm config set command themselves.