Use version specified in .node-version if exists
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It's pretty common to have a file `.node-version` in a repo to specify the version of node to use. This will pick up the version specified in this file and use that as the default when `Config` is initialised.
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What
It's pretty common to have a file
.node-versionin a repo to specify the version of node to use.This will pick up the version specified in this file and use that as the default when
Configis initialised.How to review
0. Create an empty directory
1. No Arguments, no
.node-versionfilenodeenv noargsnoargsislatest2. No Arguments,
.node-versionfile.node-versionfile (echo "14.17.1" > .node-version)nodeenv node-versionnode-versionis14.17.13. Version specified,
.node-versionfilenodeenv node-version-with-args -n 16.9.0node-version-with-argsis16.9.0