Installing autoprefixer without package manager
See original GitHub issueI work at a company where there are very strict rules about which software to install. Hence I don’t have package manager tools like npm
.
Is it possible to install autoprefixer
without?
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I am not sure that this error is related to non-npm environment. You get this error when you have wrong path for PostCSS binary.
Try to find correct option and set it to
node_modules/.bin/postcss
(don’t forget to installnpm
first).But I am not sure that my recommendation is correct for webassets you should all them. Or on StackOverflow.
Sorry, have no idea