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_My setup: Using WSL(1) with shell zsh on Win10, using Ubuntu 20.04.2 lts_. - Installed NVM via cloning repo in root directory. This called the latest version to the date...

When I do `npm root -g` this is the output: > /home/lithya/.nvm/versions/node/v14.17.5/lib/node_modules When I do `which node` this is the output: > /home/lithya/.nvm/versions/node/v14.17.5/bin/node When I do `which npm` this is...

Not quite sure as to what value of chmod I should give to which directory/file. - Ran `chmod -R 777 .nvm` and `sudo chmod -R 777 .nvm` from root -still...

6.14.14... If it wasn't for the 100+ vulnerabilities I would have given up, honestly. I tried updating the dependencies manually (audit fix doesn't work due to he same error)... There...

Running `npm install -g npm` from inside the project, or running it from root: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/48700089/129390739-fb513f4f-2e4f-46b1-a8ca-2f57036c3a54.png) Running it with sudo from either pwd simply returns `sudo: npm: command not found`

> Running `npm install -g npm` from inside the project, or running it from root: > > ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/48700089/129390739-fb513f4f-2e4f-46b1-a8ca-2f57036c3a54.png) > > Running it with sudo from either pwd simply returns `sudo:...