Closed salymk closed 5 months ago
If you're sure your system is good, then you can manually set up with:
npm install
npm run setup:custom
I hope that helps!
I had a local install of Nodejs on my desktop, which caused my issues. After deleting it, everything installed correctly.
I'm glad you worked it out!
Thank you Kent, your suggestion helped me find the problem.
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I'm glad you worked it out!
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