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If I open the debug console and run node -v I get 0.10.5 and for npm -v I get 1.1.37. This is not the correct version of npm - I should get 1.2.18.
The problem is that the path environment variable has not been set to point to the correct version of npm.
Using the old version of npm is problematic because there were recent breaking changes relating to SSL.
Kudu should update my path to point to the appropriate version of npm.
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This is actually causing some regressions (like this one) due to a change on the npm server. We should try to take this fix.
Fixes #950: Add default npm directory to PATH.
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If I open the debug console and run node -v I get 0.10.5 and for npm -v I get 1.1.37. This is not the correct version of npm - I should get 1.2.18.
The problem is that the path environment variable has not been set to point to the correct version of npm.
Using the old version of npm is problematic because there were recent breaking changes relating to SSL.
Kudu should update my path to point to the appropriate version of npm.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: