Adding a package-lock.json, and supporting an opam local-switch #2985
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@ELLIOTTCABLE Thanks for having a look! I am a bit confused about package.json lock file, since we dont really depend on any npm packages. our package.json may be a little confusing, all dev dependencies are optional that are not really needed in the CI |
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Apologies if the lack of the package-lock.json was intentional for some build-system reason that I don't understand; but in theory at least, this should make builds more reproducible for contributors / CI.
Also, switches work slightly differently on the new opam 2.0; so I updated the documentation correspondingly.
(Just a little pull-req as I get warmed up on contributing; hope it's welcome!)