- #Npm upgrade webpack 3 to 4 how to#
- #Npm upgrade webpack 3 to 4 install#
- #Npm upgrade webpack 3 to 4 update#
The cross-platform modules are available as a npm package named tns-core-modules. Navigate to the root level folder where your project is, and then if you are working on a Android project, type: tns platform remove androidĪnd/or (if you are working on a iOS version on a Mac): tns platform remove ios Upgrading platformsįollow those steps in order to get the latest versions of Android and/or iOS runtimes. Consider saving any custom code that you have introduced in your and reapplying the code after using the -configs flag. Important: When using the -configs flag, any previous configuration will be overwritten and lost. node_modules/.bin/update-ns-webpack -deps -configs To do that we can execute the update-ns-webpack automated script with the following line.
#Npm upgrade webpack 3 to 4 update#
Note: After updating the nativescript-dev-webpack, we must update our as well. The command is combining the next three commands in this article ( tns platform add, npm i tns-core-modules and npm i nativescript-dev-webpack -save-dev).
Note: The command tns update is updating the tns-core-modules, nativescript-dev-webpack, and the runtimes ( tns-android and tns-ios). You can also switch to specific version by passing it to the command: tns update 2.3.0 In order to get the latest development release instead, pass next as argument: tns update next You should update NativeScript CLI before using this command. The update command is introduced in version 2.4 of NativeScript CLI. You should execute the update command in the root folder of your project to upgrade it with the latest versions of iOS/Android runtimes and cross-platform modules. If the problem is related to some of the external plugins, please contact the author by opening a new issue in the plugin's repository. If unsure, you can open it in the nativescript/nativescript repository. Note: As soon as you find a problem with the core dependencies - please open an issue in the respective GitHub repository. Migrate an existing project to core packages and the below-listed plugins to their 6.0 compatible version: node-sass
You can type tns -version to verify that the new version is installed. This will automatically download needed files and will update your computer to the latest version of the NativeScript command line.
#Npm upgrade webpack 3 to 4 install#
You should first upgrade your tns (or nativescript) command, so go to a command prompt or bash/terminal prompt and type: npm install -g nativescript
#Npm upgrade webpack 3 to 4 how to#
The below command demonstrates how to upgrade your NativeScript tools known also as NativeScript CLI. Please also keep in mind that you should read the breaking changes for each release. In the steps below you will see how to do this. To upgrade a NativeScript application you need to upgrade several things: NativeScript CLI Tooling, the iOS and Android runtimes and the cross-platform modules.
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