How do I use the npm rollback command?

How do I use the npm rollback command?

The npm rollback command is used to revert a package to a previous version. You can use it by running npm install <package>@<version>.

Can I see a specific example of rolling back a package?

Sure! If you want to roll back the package 'express' to version 4.16.0, you would run npm install [email protected].

What if I want to roll back all packages?

To roll back all packages, you can use npm install with a specific version in your package.json file or use a tool like npm-check-updates.

Is there a way to see the previous versions of a package?

Yes! You can check the version history of a package on the npm website or by running npm view <package> versions --json.