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Readme: Update Windows Upgrade Instructions #12244
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With npm 3 being out for a while (and it being sooooo much better for Windows users), people will be better off with npm@3. This commit updates the readme with npm@3 update instructions. As discussed with @iarna :firetruck:
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With npm 3 being out for a while (and it being sooooo much better for Windows users), people will be better off with npm@3. This commit updates the readme with npm@3 update instructions. Credit: @felixrieseberg PR-URL: #12244 Reviewed-By: @iarna
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馃帀 Thanks for the doc patch! This was included in mainline with |
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With npm@3 being out for a while (and it being sooooo much better for Windows users), win32 peeps will be better off with npm@3. This PR updates the readme, replacing the old "so you want npm 2" instructions.
As discussed with @iarna 馃殥