tailwind.config.js file not generated on Windows
See original GitHub issueHi! I’m having the same problem described on issue #26 , same error, I have updated the Vue CLI to verion 4.9.6 but it dit not fix the error. I’m running vue add tailwind
on a freshly created project using the vue ui
tool.
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Have this issue, fixed it by removing spaces from file path directory of my source code.
Thanks, this was the problem!
The source of the problem is that apt-get does not install the latest version of nodejs. Since I had just ran apt-get, I thought I had everything up to date (and IMO its pretty dumb that it wasn’t). Once I manually installed node version 14.18.0 (latest version here), everything worked.