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I tried to run "npx nexus dev" at the start of the tutorial, I have recreated the project twice but I keep on getting this error:
4596 ✕ nexus:glocal The global Nexus CLI you invoked could not hand off to your project-local one becuase it wasn't on disk.
This can happen for example after you have cloned a fresh copy of your project from a remote repository.
Please install your dependencies and try your command again.
Location of the Nexus CLI you invoked: C:\Users\natha\Documents\Web Development\NEXT\nexus-prisma\node_modules\nexus\dist\cli\main.js Location of your project-local Nexus CLI: C:\Users\natha\Documents\Web Development\NEXT\nexus-prisma\node_modules.bin\main.js
Try installing the versión 0.26.0-next.5 of nexus
Looks like this can happen on Windows. Are you using the native Windows cmd.exe or WSL?
Windows cmd... I should probably migrate over to WSL
Windows support is coming soon to Nexus! However, I'd still recommend you migrate over to WSL or use a Linux dev container of some kind, because most web dev tools and frameworks are created Unix-first.
I'm in the process of downloading WSL 2 now 😊 I was going to make the switch anyway but just put it off. I'll try your tute again once it's set up 👍
Just to follow up, I decided to move to Linux and everything worked well!
Thanks so much for the amazing tutorial, it's awesome now that I've made it :P
(Maybe add a disclaimer for Windows users that they might have trouble, if you want)
Nice, great to hear that! :D
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I tried to run "npx nexus dev" at the start of the tutorial, I have recreated the project twice but I keep on getting this error:
4596 ✕ nexus:glocal The global Nexus CLI you invoked could not hand off to your project-local one becuase it wasn't on disk.
This can happen for example after you have cloned a fresh copy of your project from a remote repository.
Please install your dependencies and try your command again.
Location of the Nexus CLI you invoked: C:\Users\natha\Documents\Web Development\NEXT\nexus-prisma\node_modules\nexus\dist\cli\main.js
Location of your project-local Nexus CLI: C:\Users\natha\Documents\Web Development\NEXT\nexus-prisma\node_modules.bin\main.js
Try installing the versión 0.26.0-next.5 of nexus
Looks like this can happen on Windows. Are you using the native Windows cmd.exe or WSL?
Windows cmd... I should probably migrate over to WSL
Windows support is coming soon to Nexus! However, I'd still recommend you migrate over to WSL or use a Linux dev container of some kind, because most web dev tools and frameworks are created Unix-first.
I'm in the process of downloading WSL 2 now 😊 I was going to make the switch anyway but just put it off. I'll try your tute again once it's set up 👍
Just to follow up, I decided to move to Linux and everything worked well!
Thanks so much for the amazing tutorial, it's awesome now that I've made it :P
(Maybe add a disclaimer for Windows users that they might have trouble, if you want)
Nice, great to hear that! :D