EBADENGINE can mostly be fixed by upgrading or downgrading the node and npm commands to the required version using nvm, the node version manager, e.g. nvm use 22.12.
Override warnings are typically logged directly to your terminal during the npm install process. They appear as npm WARN messages. The warning will usually state which package is creating the conflict.
How to see the specific reason for an override of peer dependencies to vite ^7.0.0 in package.json when there is no verbose message in the output of npm install?
Temporarily remove the override and run npm install again to reproduce the original warning and decide if the override is still necessary. To document the reason, use a git commit message that is more specific than something like: fix incompatible peer dependencies.
To find the specific reason for the override, you should:
Check the logs: The package manager will print a warning message when it performs an override. This message usually states which package requires a different version of the dependency.