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The two dependencies:
@salesforce/plugin-trust
@oclif/plugin-plugins
Are set to a specific version based on NodeJS LTS which is great, just need the setting to be that and higher
so instead of
"npm": "9.9.1"
do this
"npm": "^9.9.1"
The reason is our environment is controlled so the NodeJS version will be updated for us before we have a chance to get a newer artifact to support that newer version. This is because it's a Jenkins pipeline where we install the cli during each pipeline run so the NodeJS will update before we get a new cli artifact into our repository and update our Jenkins scripts.
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The two dependencies:
@salesforce/plugin-trust
@oclif/plugin-plugins
Are set to a specific version based on NodeJS LTS which is great, just need the setting to be that and higher
so instead of
"npm": "9.9.1"
do this
"npm": "^9.9.1"
The reason is our environment is controlled so the NodeJS version will be updated for us before we have a chance to get a newer artifact to support that newer version. This is because it's a Jenkins pipeline where we install the cli during each pipeline run so the NodeJS will update before we get a new cli artifact into our repository and update our Jenkins scripts.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: