Closed ccorcos closed 7 years ago
I have Node.js 7 on my machine and it appears grunt isnt using it so I'm getting errors with ES6 syntax thats fully supported in Node.js 7. Is there any way to force grunt to use the version of Node installed on my machine?
Grunt can only use the version of Node.js installed on your machine. What error are you hitting and what syntax is it?
Ah, touché! I guess Node.js 7 doesn't allow object spread operators... :'(
I have Node.js 7 on my machine and it appears grunt isnt using it so I'm getting errors with ES6 syntax thats fully supported in Node.js 7. Is there any way to force grunt to use the version of Node installed on my machine?