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@Sputn1k the command npm i -g nativescript will install the NativeScript CLI. It won't update/migrate your existing project. However, once you have installed a specific version of the CLI, you can use it to create new projects with the related versions.
For example
npm uninstall -g nativescript
npm i -g nativescript@5.4.0
tns --version // will output 5.4.0
One, you have the wanted version of the CLI you can create a project that uses the core dependencies (e.g., runtime, modules) that were compatible with that CLI version
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I tried -
Doesnt seem to work?
No valid versions available for 5.4.0
Also tried -
tns update 5.4.0
once latest NativeScript is installed. But says;This project is not compatible with the current NativeScript version and cannot be updated. Use "tns migrate" to make your project compatible.
I can't compile/run my app anymore after migrating/installing v6.
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