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csdx --version throws error #1738
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Hi @AlexanderKapelyukhovskiy |
Hi @AlexanderKapelyukhovskiy which version of cli are you using? |
Hi @cs-raj . I tried to install the latest version and it was |
hey @AlexanderKapelyukhovskiy, we attempted to reproduce this internally using the specified versions but couldn’t replicate the issue. Please try uninstalling and installing the package. Additionally we have checked with versions Please let us know if you encounter any issues. |
I was able to get it working on a completely new laptop running Windows 11. Before that, I tried multiple times to install/uninstall and used different Node.js versions via npm, but nothing worked. I can still reproduce the issue on my old laptop. I have completed my initial task, but if you’re interested, I’d be happy to share more details to help identify and resolve the root cause of the issue. Let me know if you’d like me to provide more information. |
I believe the main problem is in @oclif/core@3.27.0 |
I'm following your guide and installing contentstack cli with help of following command
I have node.js v20.5.1 at Windows 11 machine.
when I'm trying validate cli with help of command
I'm getting following error:
could you please suggest how to fix it?
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