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For patch versions that are purely dependency synchronization, projects using a strictly locked lockfile can upgrade as needed and do not have to chase every patch number; projects using range versions (such as ^3.0.0) have already automatically received the update, and need to pay attention to whether the core package's behavior has changed.
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