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build(prettier): ignore package-lock.json - #291
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npm creates package-lock.json, so Prettier does not need to format or check it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01RrCCGY21sL5hzxCbxFpg4s
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Summary
Add
package-lock.jsonto.prettierignore, so that Prettier does not format or check the npm lockfile.Why
npm creates and updates
package-lock.json. If Prettier formats the file, the nextnpm installcan change it back, and the diff has only format changes. Theprettierandprettier:verifyscripts match**/*.json, so they include this file now.Changes
.prettierignorepackage-lock.jsonat the end of the file.Test
npx prettier --file-info package-lock.jsononmain:"ignored": false"ignored": trueGenerated by Claude Code