You mention you install a specific version of a dependency, because you're running an earlier version of node than is required. Why don't you use nvm to use different versions of node? (And easily bump to more recent versions)
I don't use nvm because our projects are relatively new and I don't want to download packages on my computer that I don't use very often. Thanks for your message!
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You mention you install a specific version of a dependency, because you're running an earlier version of node than is required. Why don't you use nvm to use different versions of node? (And easily bump to more recent versions)
'tj/n' is an NVM-like Node version manager, I find it easier to use, personally.
I don't use nvm because our projects are relatively new and I don't want to download packages on my computer that I don't use very often. Thanks for your message!