problem description
node-v normal, npm-v error:
npm install:
npm run dev :
npm run build
nodenpm -vvue-clinodevue-cli
C:UsersAdministratorAppDataRoamingnpmnpm-cache
node-v normal, npm-v error:
npm install:
npm run dev :
npm run build
nodenpm -vvue-clinodevue-cli
C:UsersAdministratorAppDataRoamingnpmnpm-cache
configure environment variables according to this tutorial
Uninstall nodejs and reinstall
have you found a solution now?
has the landlord solved it?
.npmrc files under C:Users1 and querying npm-v again
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