Closed craigklem closed 3 years ago
I tested with the simple-node
example with the following modifications:
download = true
version = '14.14.0'
}
and console.log(process.version);
as the script.
I get the following output:
PS C:\dev\gradle-node-plugin> node --version
v14.16.0
PS C:\dev\gradle-node-plugin> node .\examples\simple-node\hello.js
v14.16.0
PS C:\dev\gradle-node-plugin> .\gradlew -p examples\simple-node helloWorld
> Task :helloWorld
v14.14.0
and I see the expected version in .gradle\nodejs
, can you make a simple test-case showing it misbehaving using the example in examples\simple-node
?
Running with --debug I do see it downloaded. Thanks.
On Windows 10, using gradle 6.8.1 and latest plugin 3.0.1 with configuration of:
node { download = true version = "12.22.1" }
Plugin does not seem to download version 12 but rather seems to use create .gradle\nodejs\node-v14.15.4-win-x64 I do have 14.15.4 installed locally but need to target older releases for various builds.