I wrote an alternative to nvm: https://github.com/marcelklehr/nodist
Nodist is easy to install and joy to use. Give it a try! ;)
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You can remove it manually in Control Panel > Add Remove Programs.
The auto-removal doesn't seem to work if it's going down in number.
Then installing 0.6.9 should work.
You can also install the stable version, and then grab just the
node.exe of the unstable release and put it wherever you want to
Renaming the nodejs folder in program files did not work. I had to do
the deinstall before I could reinstall again, but I guess I can just
rename folders again if I want to switch to 0.7.1.
Hah. Just this moment nvmw has been updated, also nice to have a version
manager for windows available.
Am
But he said "The installer won't even let me downgrade" ;)
I'm not sure how the installer works, but surely there is an uninstall
option for the old version, and if not would deleting the files be
enough.
Node is quite portable. I know on posix systems, the only file needed
for executing is the
On Feb 1, 8:44 am, Phoscur wrote:
> Some hours ago I installed node v0.7.1 because of the path.exists bug,
> now I can't install another module because it's dependency explictly
> doesn't support node >0.7. On *nix I know there is nvm to manage
> multiple node versions, but what can I use on windo
