> (...) after a month you want to install a new package.
What's your point? If you want to update a dependency then you also need to go through all their dependencies. This is not a javascript/npm problem; it's a software development problem. Dependencies don't get magically updated, even with semver. You experience the exact same problem with other tech stacks. I'm fact, I've experienced this problem far more with C++ projects than with JavaScript/typescript ones.
Why are we expecting and demanding random updates to work with JavaScript/npm when that belief and expectation was always totally unrealistic with any other stack?
What's your point? If you want to update a dependency then you also need to go through all their dependencies. This is not a javascript/npm problem; it's a software development problem. Dependencies don't get magically updated, even with semver. You experience the exact same problem with other tech stacks. I'm fact, I've experienced this problem far more with C++ projects than with JavaScript/typescript ones.
Why are we expecting and demanding random updates to work with JavaScript/npm when that belief and expectation was always totally unrealistic with any other stack?