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Also, I don't have turbo installed globally. So this debug looks "not right" to me: Despite the heat currently going on here, my simple brain goes:
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Do you have a reproduction you could share? We won't be able to debug this with this information. |
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Not anymore, sorry. I just removed everything I could find in terms of turbo and redid the steps. It then worked without that |
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Errr, no it isn't.
Also:
How does it arrive at the conclusion that I've already got 2.0.11 installed?
It might be helpful to know that I attempted this codemod earlier, where it would crash with a
BUSYerror. So I closed some programs that might be using the file that it doesn't say is in use (?), reverted any changes in git, did anpm i -wsand at that point I should be back at where I started.But no. It now absolutely insists that I have Turbo 2.0.11 installed. So I need to know how it arrives at that conclusion. It's probably cached somewhere or whatever.
Deleting
.turbodid not help. Restarting the command prompt (thereby resetting any environment variables) also didn't help.Additional information
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