meteor remove package_name then meteor add package_name. If you don’t get the latest version you probably have dependencies which are not satisfied by the latest version (e.g. another package depending on an older version of the package you try to update).
Hmm not sure. If you provide your package.json, the name of the package, and any errors you’re seeing in the terminal, I or someone else may be able to diagnose.
When you’re providing the json / terminal output, it helps readability if you wrap them in back ticks like this ``` so it’ll display like:
Just running the command npm update normalize-url --depth 8 made significant changes to the package-lock.json .
And my thought was usually I install packages with meteor command (meteor npm install package_name ) so I thought I could run meteor npm update normalize-url --depth 8 but this didn’t do anything.