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Hello, Mark,
The npm update command will update the package to the latest version depending on how the package is set in the package.json file. In most cases it will update to the latest version with the starting version. For example, in our case it will update to the latest version starting with 3.*.*:
https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/update
As our latest version is starting with 3, there are couple of ways to update it:
1) Use npm install (package name) which will install to latest version.
2) change the package.json to say @progress/kendo-react-packagename - ": "^3.0.0"" or "latest"
Please check and advise if the packages are still not updated.
Regards,
Stefan
Progress Telerik
The npm update command will update the package to the latest version depending on how the package is set in the package.json file. In most cases it will update to the latest version with the starting version. For example, in our case it will update to the latest version starting with 3.*.*:
https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/update
As our latest version is starting with 3, there are couple of ways to update it:
1) Use npm install (package name) which will install to latest version.
2) change the package.json to say @progress/kendo-react-packagename - ": "^3.0.0"" or "latest"
Please check and advise if the packages are still not updated.
Regards,
Stefan
Progress Telerik
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