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SPArcheon
SPArcheon
7:40 AM
@Gao you use npx. Now tell me you also don't install anything globally and you may have my blessing
 
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Gao
Gao
9:03 AM
@SPArcheon i don't think so. i use fnm and haven't manually installed any npm package so far
SPArcheon
SPArcheon
@Gao and... maybe you even use the node version manager tool?
Gao
Gao
9:22 AM
@SPArcheon i only use fnm. do you mean that the experimental one included in node (corepack)?
SPArcheon
SPArcheon
@Gao github.com/coreybutler/nvm-windows
Gao
Gao
@SPArcheon no. screw go
SPArcheon
SPArcheon
@Gao Also known as "I am cursed to work with SPFX and they constantly change the supported node versions, I don't want to reinstall everything every time I have to switch project"
Gao
Gao
@SPArcheon i believe that's what fnm does. i used to use volta but it has its own config, while fnm is listed on the official node site and can use .node-version that is compatible with most of the other node version managers
SPArcheon
SPArcheon
@Gao basically same thing I believe. Do you happen to know HOW it works under the hood?
copy&replace files?
Because the one I linked uses windows shadow linking.
(which should be the less invasive method to do this)
Gao
Gao
9:37 AM
@SPArcheon nope, sorry. i believe fnm uses shims while nvm-windows does not?
Gao
Gao
9:49 AM
actually conda might even work for nodejs too, though i haven't used it in anything other than managing python

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