You could install nvm (node version manager) and get every node version you need.
github.com/nvm-sh/nvm
Oooh! Nifty! Definitely going to be adding this to the list of things that I use. Would really help at work lol
also add direnv and have it automatically change node version depending on which directory you are in. Really useful :D
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You could install nvm (node version manager) and get every node version you need.
github.com/nvm-sh/nvm
Oooh! Nifty! Definitely going to be adding this to the list of things that I use. Would really help at work lol
also add direnv and have it automatically change node version depending on which directory you are in.
Really useful :D