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Isthere a way to check the specific version of angular-cli that's installed globally on my machine? I'm in a Windows environment.*npm -v* and *node -v* only gives me the version of npm and node respectively, and I can't seem to find any commands with ng.

I'm trying to run a project that I'm working on, and it ran on an older version of angular-cli using npm. However, after installing other demo projects, my main project doesn't work anymore without uninstalling and reinstalling angular-cli at the specific version.

I've got a project where we're trying to get Node up and running across multiple developers' machines. The problem is that not all of the developers are Node (or even JavaScript) developers, and we want to ensure that they have the Node version necessary to run a specific project (developers will have multiple Node projects on their machines).

I read about package.json's "engines" field, but I couldn't seem to find any way to get the version of Node installed that I needed. To test, I set my current node version to v0.10.29 via NVM, created a package.json specifying a necessary engine of v0.11.13, and tried to start Node via the node command as well as via a package.json-defined npm start command.

To verify, run node -v in your terminal in the root of the project and you should see the version you have set on your machine. Compare that by running npm run v and you should see the version you have set for the project. This way, you can seamlessly move about your file system and execute various builds without changing your global node configuration.

In principle, every executable file that arrives with an npm package is linked to the local binaries directory within the project. It means that when we install such a package, we could find a link for its executable file inside.

I believe that the engines and engineStrict are for when the package is being installed (via npm), not when you're trying to execute something with node. These options warn/prevent users from installing a package that is not designed to work (or compatible) with the node version they are currently using.

Soln #2: Use a Docker image to run dev code on a Linux VM with your selected Node version. Your developers now all get an identical development environment that will hopefully match your final deployment environment.

This example shows you how to Dockerize your web app for deployment. During development you want to replace the COPY . /src command use a volume to mounts code from your host filesystem to avoid doing image rebuilds as you update code. A trick is to create your base images and then derive development (./src is a volume) and deployment (copies ./src) images.

You can connect to a Di2 bike either wirelessly, over Bluetooth, or using the charger or diagnostics tools. If you're using wireless, use E-Tube Project Cyclist - more on that further down this page.

First, let's take a look at the Windows E-Tube Project versions. There are three different versions of E-Tube Project for Windows and choosing the right one can be a challenge.

It is important to realise that, in order to use the mobile apps, your bike must have a wireless (BluetoothLE) module installed. These do not come standard on road bikes, but on mountain bikes and E-bikes these are usually included in the main junction box. Having problems with your wireless module? I've written a Di2 Wireless/BluetoothLE troubleshooting guide to help you out.

If you want to know for sure, have a look at the E-Tube Compatibility charts - all BluetoothLE capable components have a Bluetooth logo next to the model code. You can figure out what components are installed on your bike by connecting it to a Windows computer.

In 2021 Shimano launched Shimano CONNECT Lab - their power and ride analysis service meant to replace Pioneer's Cyclo-Sphere. Read about the CONNECT Lab launch if you're into analysing your ride data.

As you might get from the name, it is meant to be used by professionals. Bike mechanics working with bikes on a daily basis. As such, it is no longer compatible with the SM-BCR2 battery charger or the older SM-PCE1.

The E-Tube Project desktop software is a tool used by both bike shop mechanics and home users. You use the software by connecting your charger to the main junction box and plugging the other end into a USB port on a Windows computer or laptop.

You can download the Shimano E-Tube Project desktop app from the E-Tube Project Archive page. There is also a manual available online and that can be found here: Shimano E-Tube Project desktop manual.

This is Shimano's older E-Tube Project version. It works on Windows 10, Windows 7, and Windows XP.Perhaps more importantly, it also works well with the SM-BCR2 battery charger. If you are using E-Tube Project at home and you do not have the SM-PCE02, I strongly recommend using version 3.4.5 - even if it looks a bit dated.

It is (reasonably) easy to move a Shotcut project between a laptop and a desktop. I have done it several times. The new system needs to be able to access the media (if it is in a different folder you need to either edit the .mlt file to access the new folder or tell Shotcut where the media is once it realises it cannot fond them. Apart from that everything should work fine.

Then under Project 1, I had subdirectories:

01 Raw Media

02 Processed Media (anything from Raw Media that I altered, pics etc)

03 Audio files

04 Exported files

Setting up specific directories for specific types of files makes it much easier to find things later. Add as many sub directories as you need.

NVivo on Windows and Mac are separate software applications with different project file formats (file extensions: .nvp for Windows and .nvpx for Mac). You can convert projects between the platforms however there are limitations such that, while you can successfully convert a project on a once-off basis it is not recommended you convert between the formats on an ongoing basis.

You do not need to convert an NVivo Mac project to an NVivo Windows file format. Simply open an NVivo Mac project (.nvpx) directly in NVivo Windows (the project must have the same major version number as NVivo Windows). The project is converted automatically into the Windows format (.nvp). As an alternative, consider importing the content from an NVivo Mac project into an NVivo Windows project Merge/import projects.

Now you can upgrade any .NET application to the latest version of .NET inside of Visual Studio! We are happy to introduce it as a Visual Studio extension and will upgrade your .NET Framework or .NET Core web- and desktop apps. Some project types are in development and coming soon, see the details below.

Between those two, .NET 6 has longer support time and .NET 7 is the latest, so has newer features. We release a new version of .NET every year in November and every even version number is supported for 3 years (Long Term Support, or LTS for short). So, you can either stay on the latest cutting-edge tech and upgrade every year, or switch from LTS to LTS once every 2-3 years.

Upgrading your application, especially from .NET Framework, was a complicated process. We kept prototyping and improving in this area to simplify your upgrades. In the past, you might have used the Upgrade Assistant CLI tool or Microsoft Project Migrations. We have collected your feedback, big thanks to everyone who filled in our survey or left us comments, created issues and feature requests! To address your feedback, we concluded that we needed to provide a unified upgrade experience for every project type inside of Visual Studio.

We have a goal to support every .NET project type. Also, we think of this tool not just as a one-time upgrade from .NET Framework to .NET 6/7, but as the way to upgrade your application to the latest .NET in the future as well. Besides changing the target framework version, the tool will be able to modify your code to fix breaking changes. These are our plans for the future, and currently here is what the tool supports in the latest version:

My read was that the Visual Studio extension is now enabled for all application types. Previously, the tooling was restricted to web projects. The later text qualifies what is delivered today vs what will come later.

I have port a WPF .NET Framework 4.7.2 project to .NET 6 that is distributed through ClickOnce. The ClickOnce configuration now is in independent files so you can have different profiles to different types of distribution.

In-place. In this case your original project will be upgraded all at once. If you are using source control and prefer to manage the copies yourself, for example, by using branches, this option is for you.

Side-by-side. With this option your original project will be untouched, and a copy of it will be added to the solution which will contain the upgraded code. This type can be handy if your application has many dependencies that might be broken after the upgrade. This way you can check-in your progress and not worry about the application not building.

An alternative approach is to run the upgrade assistant side-by-side to have it produce the new SDK project, then throw out the new project it generated and use the generated SDK project file for the old project.

Yes to everything that Michael Taylor said and also you can run Upgrade Assistant and then switch back your project to target .NET Framework, for some cases it would work. You can do it by simply replacing net6.0 to net48 in TargetFramework attribute in your project file.

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