Revise Node.js version usage examples#3802
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Sure, I guess - but i don't want to have to keep updating this repeatedly, and i think it's fine to have an old version as an example. |
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I understand of course we can not keep updating for every new nodejs version but I just thought it made sense as the version 16 was released in 2021 almost 5 years ago. let me know if you want to proceed otherwise I will close the PR, thanks. |
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Updated Node.js version examples in README.
The README was referring to very old versions like 24, when installing nvm on a new machine the next step is to install node and having a more recent version directly in the README is nice :)