Now that npm publish -f is deprecated, is there a workaround or a package that makes it possible to overwrite a target version after it's been published?
I know about semver; I still want npm publish -f.
someone said this on npm's github issue:
@nmrony You cannot overwrite previously-published packages anymore (since February 2014, if I recall correctly).
https://github.com/npm/npm/issues/8305#issuecomment-236412989
This will probably not be viable but there's an overkill method
npm unpublish --force - will delete your entire project
wait 24 hours
npm publish
You can unpublish a specific version, and then republish it:
npm unpublish myModule@1.2.3
And then republish the version.
This works indefinitely if the module is hosted on your own npm repo, but according to this, there's a time-limit (72 hours) in which you can do it if hosted on registry.npmjs.org.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27873515/is-there-a-workaround-for-npm-publish-f