chore: use volta to manage node and npm versions #247
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Hi @frode ! Thank you very much for the time you took to contribute! 🤗 Personnaly, I'm used to nvm (since I work on Linux based system it works fine), but nvm is not enforced for people contributing to it-tools, if they prefer to use volta (or other node/npm version manager) it's ok as long as they use the proper node version. Moreover, I don't want to introduce a coupling between the package.json and an optional external tool. I hope you understand my opinion Looking forward to hear from you ! |
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This PR closes #246