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npm create vue@3 doesn't seem to always grab the latest version #157

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segevfiner opened this issue Sep 5, 2022 · 10 comments
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npm create vue@3 doesn't seem to always grab the latest version #157

segevfiner opened this issue Sep 5, 2022 · 10 comments
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@segevfiner
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segevfiner commented Sep 5, 2022

Even using npm create vue@3 doesn't seem to always use the latest version, perhaps it needs to point to some dist-tag instead? Oh man, the behavior of npm/npx here is so confusing... and seems practically undocumented.

See: f4ac339#commitcomment-83124443

@segevfiner segevfiner changed the title npm create vue@3 doesn't seem to always grab the latest version npm create vue@3 doesn't seem to always grab the latest version Sep 5, 2022
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This is essentially crappy behavior of npm. I wonder how do yarn 1/2+ & pnpm fare in this regard. But this is something we might want to extend the warning in the README.md and docs for as it really caught me off guard.

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BabyLy233 commented Sep 14, 2022

Maybe I have the same problem. When I use npm init vue@3 , the project's dependency vite is old version 2.9
But the template project's dependency vite is 3.0. How to get the latest version of template when use npm init vue@3 ? By clean the npm cache?

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mathmul commented Apr 5, 2023

Isn't the vite way to do npm create vite@latest?
Source: vitejs.dev/guide

Why is npm create vue@3 considered the recommended way here? Recommended by whom? (Sincerely asking)

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They are different templates with different features.

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mathmul commented Apr 5, 2023

@segevfiner So this would be the same npm create vite@latest my-vue-app -- --template vue?

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npm create vite is create-vite which has a vue and vue-ts templates inside it. npm create vue is create-vue, a different template, also based on Vite and it has different features, it is not based or related to create-vite AFAIK.

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mathmul commented Apr 5, 2023

Thanks. And sorry. I shouldn't abduct the issue for a StackOverflow question.

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I am experiencing a similar issue. Whenever I use the command npm create vue@3, I consistently receive an outdated version. However, the problem seems resolved when I utilize pnpm.

Is there a way to clear the npm cache? npm cache clean --force does not work.

@haoqunjiang
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npx clear-npx-cache

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I dug a bit more in the npm source code, and now I realize it's never safe to rely on @3 to get the latest version.

Before npm/cli#5244 (npm v8.16.0), there were several bugs in the npx command (which npm create calls underlyingly) about caches, so npm create vue@3 might have worked coincidentally.
After that PR, it's clear that when requesting a version range, npx would do a local-first search in the cache:
https://github.com/npm/cli/blob/c1e01d97da3b775edf104de158ee5db5cf027d0d/workspaces/libnpmexec/lib/index.js#L54-L57

I think I need to update the documentations to use npm create vue@latest everywhere.

jasonreyes9 added a commit to jasonreyes9/create-vue-script that referenced this issue Oct 31, 2023
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