I have heard of it, but I have never used it, I'll be sure to take a look at it someday.
What's the difference between them for that specific case of upgrading npm?
With nvm I had to use npm-windows-upgrade package, while with nvs you can simply do npm i -g npm. I also had trouble with the antivirus (McAfee) which had to be turned off while installing another version of node with nvm.
There's also nsv which I found to work better in Windows, especially for upgrading npm.
I have heard of it, but I have never used it, I'll be sure to take a look at it someday.
What's the difference between them for that specific case of upgrading npm?
With
nvmI had to usenpm-windows-upgradepackage, while with nvs you can simply donpm i -g npm. I also had trouble with the antivirus (McAfee) which had to be turned off while installing another version of node with nvm.Interesting to know... I've just used
nvmon a Linux environment, never got to trynvm-windows, but now I'll keep that in mind.Thanks for the heads up!