Code-Hero: Updating to the latest LTS version of Node.js

This documentation is part of the Node.js guide. View the full guide here: Using Node.js with Code-Hero.

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To make sure you are working with the latest Node.js LTS version, you might find these steps helpful:

asdf plugin update nodejs
asdf nodejs update-nodebuild
asdf install nodejs $(asdf nodejs resolve lts --latest-available)
asdf global nodejs $(asdf nodejs resolve lts --latest-available)

Continue reading this guide

  1. Read the full guide: Node.js
    Using Node.js with Code-Hero
  2. Switching to a different Node.js version

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