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I think I have mis-characterized the nature of the conflict I found. What I'm seeing is that bcrypt looks in it's build directory for some essential file at run time, but npm-shrinkwrap sync has removed the build directory.
Hmm; strange. the npm-shrinkwrap sync command is not something we are stressing in production; We use it for local convenience but use npm install for production builds.
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We had a module which was accidentally listed as both a regular "dependency" and "devDependency".
We found that deploys involving "npm-shrinkwrap sync" would intermittently fail.
It appears that may have been a race condition between trying to delete the module and install the module which caused the failure.
I realize that modules shouldn't be listed as both kinds of dependencies, but it would be nice if this could be coped with.
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