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      sdetweil @Splashed
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      @Splashed you need to have node 20.18.1 or any version 22 and up

      if you run my upgrade script, it will upgrade node too.
      see
      https://github.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror_scripts

      now, because you have pilled the latest code, you need to use the parm

      force
      

      instead of apply

      Sam

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        Splashed @sdetweil
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        @sdetweil

        I appreciate the speedy help.

        I ran the upgrade script, but Im confused about the second part of your suggestion.

        Can you please elaborate on “you need your use the parm force instead of apply”

        Thanks.

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          sdetweil @Splashed
          last edited by sdetweil

          @Splashed if you read the page, upgrade is 2 part, two links provided

          part 1
          test, do nothing. find trouble before it happens
          part 2
          DO the upgrade, same command, but has a parameter added at the end
          that parm is

          apply
          

          BUT , by default, apply will NOT upgrade over the SAME version, trying to prevent you from messing up your system

          so, there is another option in this case,
          change the parm apply to force
          to allow upgrade OVER the same version

          Sam

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            Splashed @sdetweil
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            @sdetweil

            Worked perfectly, thanks for clarifying.

            Can you comment on why me trying to update a module would cause this error to present itself?

            If not, that’s fine too. I appreciate the help.

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              sdetweil @Splashed
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              @Splashed no idea. unless you didn’t get into the module folder before the git pull

              cd ~/MagicMirror/modules/module_name

              Sam

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