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When a project depends on packages that require version alignment such as sandbox-just-bash and harness, the lockfile prevents one of them from being resolved to a mismatched version; when updating dependencies, the lockfile should be committed along with them, and locked installation (such as npm ci) should be used in CI to ensure reproducible environments.
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