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When I am using NVM my general usage is to run nvm install --lts to ensure I use the latest node LTS version in my project
nvm install --lts
It would be great if I can do something like pkgx node@lts --version and use the latest LTS version
pkgx node@lts --version
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it's an interesting idea. what you'd want to implement would be something like:
versions: github: nodejs/node/releases/tags aliases: lts: ^24 || ^22 || ^20 || ^18 || ^16
or similar. I believe that support would be in pkgxdev/libpkgx. I'll move this issue there for further exploration.
pkgxdev/libpkgx
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I would enjoy exploring the idea. Alias is not the right word IMO. Tags perhaps. Though that has connotations with git tags.
Another one would be rust’s nightly tag.
nightly
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When I am using NVM my general usage is to run
nvm install --lts
to ensure I use the latest node LTS version in my projectIt would be great if I can do something like
pkgx node@lts --version
and use the latest LTS versionThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: