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This is not an issue, but a suggestion. Nevertheless, I think it's important.
My impression is that the docs for installing gauge (https://docs.gauge.org/getting_started/installing-gauge.html?os=linux&language=javascript&ide=vscode) could feel daunting for some Node.js users, specially newbies. Maybe it will scare some people out of trying it.
Although the page looks cool and works well, I think that just the classic npm install -g @getgauge/cliyarn global add @getgauge/cli would be better as the main instruction. Just my two cents. Feel free to close this issue.
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When the docs were authored the npm installer was experimental. It's working well now and yes it makes sense to use npm for installing gauge as node is a pre-requisite.
Do you want to raise a PR for this? You can move the debian installer instruction to alternate methods.
This is not an issue, but a suggestion. Nevertheless, I think it's important.
My impression is that the docs for installing gauge (https://docs.gauge.org/getting_started/installing-gauge.html?os=linux&language=javascript&ide=vscode) could feel daunting for some Node.js users, specially newbies. Maybe it will scare some people out of trying it.
Although the page looks cool and works well, I think that just the classic
npm install -g @getgauge/cli
yarn global add @getgauge/cli
would be better as the main instruction. Just my two cents. Feel free to close this issue.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: