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global install
See original GitHub issueIt should work. At least I do not have any issues using puppeteer for my website-stack package and using it globally.
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- Created 5 years ago
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Yes but with a link to the wiki’s troubleshooting section
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$ npm i relaxedjs -g(without sudo)No problem, and works as expected 👍