When you run the install command like this, by default it retrieves the latest version of the specified package, which in this case is v4. But what if we need a different version? Maybe this latest version breaks a feature that we need, or maybe it has a security vulnerability that the maintainer hasn't gotten around to fixing yet. Show 2 more comments. It's quite easy. Just write this, for example: npm install -g npm 4. Thanks for the latest and next version tags!
We've all been "that guy" — Jacksonkr. First remove old version, then run literally the following: npm install express 3. Is that a literal X or a stand-in for some numeric version number? I tried npm install express 3. X , and it seemed to work. Is that a feature or an accident of the way npm parses the version number? KeithThompson Yes, it is! Hehe, just kidding It's the way npm parses it, see: docs. I just wanted to address why did that work for you. I don't know Saurabh's original intention or what you are trying to do.
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If you want to check the latest version of a package available in npm repository, you can use the npm view package-name version command. In this demo, we are going to learn about how to rotate an image continuously using the css animations. It covers the following topics: Contents hide. Recommended content. Wednesday August 11, 0 Comments. Thursday August 5, 0 Comments. Monday July 5, 0 Comments.
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