Ryan Prior writes:
> On November 26, 2020, Jelle Licht wrote:
>> On other distros it defaults to a location that is not writable by
>> normal users either;
>
> Indeed I can confirm that Ubuntu node also has this problem.
>
>> Another way folks solved this problem has been using "nvm" which in
>>
On November 26, 2020, Jelle Licht wrote:
> On other distros it defaults to a location that is not writable by
> normal users either;
Indeed I can confirm that Ubuntu node also has this problem.
> Node doesn't do this on other distros either, correct?
> [snip]
> Another way folks solved this prob
Hey,
Ryan Prior writes:
> Hi folks! I stumbled across an issue with the node package today and
> wanted to send a report before I forget.
>
> npm assumes that the global prefix is a writeable folder. Operations
> like `npm link` will fail if it isn't. Right now our node package
> doesn't set a p
Hi folks! I stumbled across an issue with the node package today and
wanted to send a report before I forget.
npm assumes that the global prefix is a writeable folder. Operations
like `npm link` will fail if it isn't. Right now our node package
doesn't set a prefix, so it defaults to the package's
