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[FIX] install node version before corepack enable #7809
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PR Summary
This pull request updates the local setup instructions for Windows (WSL) users, addressing an issue with the installation order of Node.js and corepack enablement.
- Modified
packages/twenty-website/src/content/developers/local-setup.mdx
to correct the installation sequence - Added instructions to install and use the recommended Node.js version before enabling corepack
- Included a reminder to close and reopen the terminal after installing nvm
- Improved clarity of the installation process for Windows (WSL) users
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To build Twenty server and seed some data into your database, run the following command: | ||
```bash | ||
nvm install # installs recommended node version | ||
nvm use # use recommended node version | ||
yarn | ||
``` |
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style: This step no longer installs Node.js as it's done earlier. Consider updating the description to reflect this change.
@Devessier @lucasbordeau heyy, Cheers! |
@Bonapara please check this one! |
thank you @Hitarthsheth07 |
/award 150 |
Awarding Hitarthsheth07: 150 points 🕹️ Well done! Check out your new contribution on oss.gg/Hitarthsheth07 |
FIX #7696
This correctly installs the recommended node version before enabling corepack.
Thanks!