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update your package-lock.json according to what you have specified in the package.json file

 The objective of the npm update command is to update your package-lock.json according to what you have specified in the package.json file. This is the normal behavior.

If you want to update your package.json file, you can use npm-check-updates: npm install -g npm-check-updates.

You can then use these commands:

  1. ncu Checks for updates from the package.json file
  2. ncu -u Update the package.json file
  3. npm update --save Update your package-lock.json file from the package.json file

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