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npm rm is a synonym for npm uninstall, so naturally I try the same thing for nvm. Every single time, it barfs out a help string and I have to re-run the command with the full name. It would be more convenient if that alias existed.
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Updating a minor version within the same major version is a common action for me (I like to keep up to date with my node installs), so maybe this is a bit of an XY problem. Perhaps instead there should be a command for "replace 20.9 with 20.10".
Yeah, that's a bit more motivated an ask - I do that too (for patch versions; i keep every node minor on my machine forever). Currently i run nvm install X --reinstall-packages-from=X and then i manually nvm uninstall $previousX. Perhaps something like nvm migrate X Y, or something else?
Here's an excerpt from my bash history:
npm rm
is a synonym fornpm uninstall
, so naturally I try the same thing fornvm
. Every single time, it barfs out a help string and I have to re-run the command with the full name. It would be more convenient if that alias existed.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: