docs: add commands to install Vite inside an existing folder #17320
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Thanks for the PR, however we had already received another PR for this: #16321 |
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@bluwy Thank you! When does the change recommended in the other PR become public? |
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It's updated now, I just published the latest site deployment. |
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Thank you! |
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Description
The Getting Started guide lists commands to install Vite, but all the listed commands install Vite inside a new folder created during installation.
The guide is missing the commands for installing Vite inside an existing folder. I am adding them to help users who may not know the commands, to help reduce confusion and provide clarity.