When analyzing the package.json against the actual codebase, all dependencies listed in package.json are currently showing as 'UNMET DEPENDENCY' errors. This is concerning and suggests either:
- A package installation issue in the current environment
- Version conflicts between dependencies
- An issue with the package-lock.json file
The dependencies listed in package.json seem to be very recent versions (for example, TypeScript 5.8.3 and ESLint 9.26.0) which might be newer than what's generally available.
Recommended actions:
- Verify all dependency versions are properly published to npm
- Consider downgrading to stable, widely-available versions
- Ensure package-lock.json is committed and accurate
- Add a validation step in CI/CD to ensure all dependencies can be installed
- Document any special installation requirements
When analyzing the package.json against the actual codebase, all dependencies listed in package.json are currently showing as 'UNMET DEPENDENCY' errors. This is concerning and suggests either:
The dependencies listed in package.json seem to be very recent versions (for example, TypeScript 5.8.3 and ESLint 9.26.0) which might be newer than what's generally available.
Recommended actions: