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`asdf install` looks for [exact versions](https://asdf-vm.com/guide/getting-started.html#_5-install-a-version) Without an exact version, we get an error: ``` $ asdf install Trying to update node-build... ok node-build: definition not found: 22 failed to run install callback: exit status 2 ```
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I think a question I have is whether this is a thing we want in general - at the moment any v22 is acceptable. Does this change mean we need to update this more often? I worry that it'll mean our users are more often running a version that doesn't match - do they get an error when this happens? |
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See #186 @duncanjbrown had the same issue. Apparently asdf philosophy is to only specify exact versions? |
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Gonna close this for now - we can add a |
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asdf installlooks for exact versionsWithout an exact version, we get an error: