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We should check if npm is in PATH and give our users a meaningful message if we don't find it (like we do when we don't find node) (or if it is too old).
Currently, as described here #2085 (comment), Wasp doens't work for npm 9.5.0 which is more than two years old version of npm. But, people still hit this. So in this case it would be great if we had a check that error or warned users that their npm version is too old, and we would set it to > npm 9.5.0 .
If a user starts a
wasp
command andnpm
isn't inPATH
, this is the error they get:We should check if
npm
is inPATH
and give our users a meaningful message if we don't find it (like we do when we don't findnode
) (or if it is too old).Thanks @Rotemoyal for letting us know: #1980 (comment)
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