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#### Known Incompatibilities
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-[ArchLinux](https://github.com/nodkz/mongodb-memory-server/issues/302) & [Alpine](https://github.com/nodkz/mongodb-memory-server/issues/347)do not have an official mongodb build
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-[Alpine](https://github.com/nodkz/mongodb-memory-server/issues/347)does not have an official mongodb build
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- ArchLinux(Docker) does not have an `/etc/os-release` file by default
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### mongodb-memory-server
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Auto-downloads version ~~`latest`~~`4.0.14``mongod` binary on npm install to: `node_modules/.cache/mongodb-binaries`.
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Auto-downloads version ~~`latest`~~`4.0.20``mongod` binary on npm install to: `node_modules/.cache/mongodb-binaries`.
Auto-downloads version ~~`latest`~~`4.0.14``mongod` binary on npm install to: `%HOME%/.cache/mongodb-binaries` / `~/.cache/mongodb-binaries`.
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Auto-downloads version ~~`latest`~~`4.0.20``mongod` binary on npm install to: `%HOME%/.cache/mongodb-binaries` / `~/.cache/mongodb-binaries`.
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```bash
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yarn add mongodb-memory-server-global --dev
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### Configuring which mongod binary to use
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The default behaviour is that version ~~`latest`~~`4.0.14` for your OS will be downloaded. By setting [ENVIRONMENT variables](#options-which-can-be-set-via-environment-variables) you are able to specify which version and binary will be downloaded:
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The default behaviour is that version ~~`latest`~~`4.0.20` for your OS will be downloaded. By setting [ENVIRONMENT variables](#options-which-can-be-set-via-environment-variables) you are able to specify which version and binary will be downloaded:
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