npm --prefix not fit with same directory with leon/package.json on window 10 #505
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I have been having the same issues I would recommend just trying to re install it using a different package manager and if that does not work then you will have to find further support |
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With this fix, I solved the tcp-server failed to start error that I received while trying to install with leon-cli on Windows. On Windows, the npm --prefix command cannot run an npm install command in the other directory because there is a package.json under the .leon directory.
I solved this by going to the install directory with the 'cd' command.