feat(docs): Add Node setup instructions for nvm to contributing guide #3611
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- Added a detailed section on using Node Version Manager (nvm) to the contributing guide. - The new section explains how contributors can ensure their Node.js version meets the project's requirements using `nvm`. - Included instructions for installing `nvm`, switching Node versions, and installing specific versions if necessary. This change aims to help contributors quickly set up their environment and avoid potential compatibility issues.
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I personally had this issue, so writing this PR for others to have a frictionless local development setup! |
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fixes: #3612
Title
Add Node Setup Instructions to Contributing Guide
Description
This PR enhances the contributing guide by adding a detailed section on setting up Node.js using nvm (Node Version Manager). The new instructions ensure contributors can easily meet the project's Node.js version requirements.
Key changes include:
nvmfor selecting the correct Node.js version.nvmand required Node versions.nvmdocumentation for further guidance.Contribution Checklist:
Publishing to New Package Managers
Please see here for more information.
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